No sense in rushing it. We can take our time until we've found the perfect one. This is our privilege!
[Furina makes sure to check every bedroom, measuring the differences between them. She can't imagine that, as a "prize" for getting things right, anything about any of these suites is lacking. Unless any of them are especially personalized for the intended occupants (which, no, wouldn't that give them an undue advantage?), they're not going to find anything beyond aesthetic differences.
Paradoxically, this makes deciding on one all the more difficult, so Ringo will have to put up with a bit of scrutinizing and pondering, Furina all furrowed in thought. She ends up lingering by one of the corner suites--one that offers a nice view and is notched into a comfortably quiet area of the estate.]
Well, what's your evaluation? [Ringo probably has a mathematically determined idea of which one will offer the best experience.]
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[Furina makes sure to check every bedroom, measuring the differences between them. She can't imagine that, as a "prize" for getting things right, anything about any of these suites is lacking. Unless any of them are especially personalized for the intended occupants (which, no, wouldn't that give them an undue advantage?), they're not going to find anything beyond aesthetic differences.
Paradoxically, this makes deciding on one all the more difficult, so Ringo will have to put up with a bit of scrutinizing and pondering, Furina all furrowed in thought. She ends up lingering by one of the corner suites--one that offers a nice view and is notched into a comfortably quiet area of the estate.]
Well, what's your evaluation? [Ringo probably has a mathematically determined idea of which one will offer the best experience.]