"— Indeed, I think we would have found common ground with her. When you lose everything at such a young age, risking a life of torment, but a stroke of luck pulls you from the depths of despair — it inevitably changes your perspective on things. It makes you truly appreciate what might seem like ordinary blessings and cling with all your might to the second chance you've been given," she nods, "a lesson well learned. As long as there's even a shred of strength left in your body and your mind is clear, you shouldn't give up hope and must fight to the end, no matter what the universe throws in your face. One could argue that this is the true human spirit — the ability to live against fate, despite all hardships."
- I think so too. We'll chew and see, as they say. - Said the islander, grabbing a plate from the nearest table and cutting himself a huge piece of cake. - You can't find such goodies at home, so I figure I'll stuff my belly while I have the chance. And I recommend you don't hold back either.