None of it is just, right? We have to... just figure out for ourselves how we can do this. To.... figure out what's really right and wrong here.

[that grey sense of morality is tough for noctis, too. he's a good person, a person who doesn't want to see people die.

but if someone is having the safety of their entire world threatened, hinging on whether or not they pull the trigger on someone else, where does that fall? it's still wrong to kill that person, but if it's also saving millions of lives...

is it okay to take someone else's?

if they go on the belief that they'll find a way to reverse this, will that make it better?

they're questions that noctis doesn't have the answers to either, so it's not as if he can fault barnham for feeling just the same.]

I guess... it's kind of a good exercise is knowing things aren't always as black and white as they seem.

[that's kind of the lesson he's taking away from this, because even back home, weren't there people who'd do the same? of course there were.]