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81,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_073","Did you come...for the symposium?"
82,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_ROUJIN02021_000_074","No. I wouldn't let anyone see me at that gathering. I'd be branded a heretic and sent to Witchdrop. Or worse, they'd just slit my throat and toss me out to the beasts. Like as they did that other astrologian from the Old World."
83,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_LEVEVA_000_075","The other astrologian? When was this?"
84,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_ROUJIN02021_000_076","When you reach my age, all the summers melt together. My hair still had color, so it must have been at least a score...mayhap more."
84,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_ROUJIN02021_000_076","When you reach my age, all the summers melt together. My hair still had color, so it must have been at least a score...mayhap more, mayhap less."
85,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_077","There was an astrologian who was... But it was long ago. It could not have been anyone you knew."
86,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_079","We cannot dwell on the past. We must needs find a way to interpret the cards we have been dealt, so that they might benefit the present─our present."
87,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_LEVEVA_000_080","No... It could not have been anyone I knew... I never had the chance to─"
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89,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_082","And we will help the people of Ishgard see that as well."
90,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_090","Lady Leveva did not take the old man's recollection of the slain astrologian well at all. I understand that hearing of a fellow colleague's death might unnerve someone...but you would think she had lost her father."
91,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_091","Oh... Oh...... Ohhh, Jannequinard, what have you done? I will not live down this offense."
92,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_092","You see. The astrologian of whom the old man spoke─it so happens that I knew him well. His name was Rufin, and he was my friend and confidant when I studied in Sharlayan─my only friend. He followed me back to Ishgard when my stay in the city–state was complete."
92,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_092","You see. The astrologian of whom the old man spoke─it so happens that I knew him well. His name was Rufin, and he was my friend and confidant when I studied in Sharlayan─my only friend. He followed me back to Ishgard when my stay in the city–state was cut short by the exodus."
93,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_093","His dream was to rekindle interest in the forgotten techniques which gave rise to Ishgardian astrology. But this was a time when the Holy See was even more opposed to foreign ideas than they are now. That evening I discovered him bleeding at his bureau was one of the saddest in my life. But even at the hour of his death, Rufin remained strong, and he made me promise that I would not let his dream fade because of the closed-minded."
94,"TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_094","<sigh> Sometimes the mere gravity of a situation can harm a person more than a blade itself. If we can learn to wield that gravity so that it may benefit us, perhaps then the healing can begin."
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87 83 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_LEVEVA_000_075 The other astrologian? When was this?
88 84 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_ROUJIN02021_000_076 When you reach my age, all the summers melt together. My hair still had color, so it must have been at least a score...mayhap more. When you reach my age, all the summers melt together. My hair still had color, so it must have been at least a score...mayhap more, mayhap less.
89 85 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_077 There was an astrologian who was... But it was long ago. It could not have been anyone you knew.
90 86 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_079 We cannot dwell on the past. We must needs find a way to interpret the cards we have been dealt, so that they might benefit the present─our present.
91 87 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_LEVEVA_000_080 No... It could not have been anyone I knew... I never had the chance to─
92 88 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_LEVEVA_000_081 You are right, Jannequinard. We mustn't let the Vault, or bandits, or closed minds prevent us from achieving what we came here for. The stars will point the way.
93 89 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_082 And we will help the people of Ishgard see that as well.
95 91 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_091 Oh... Oh...... Ohhh, Jannequinard, what have you done? I will not live down this offense.
96 92 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_092 You see. The astrologian of whom the old man spoke─it so happens that I knew him well. His name was Rufin, and he was my friend and confidant when I studied in Sharlayan─my only friend. He followed me back to Ishgard when my stay in the city–state was complete. You see. The astrologian of whom the old man spoke─it so happens that I knew him well. His name was Rufin, and he was my friend and confidant when I studied in Sharlayan─my only friend. He followed me back to Ishgard when my stay in the city–state was cut short by the exodus.
97 93 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_093 His dream was to rekindle interest in the forgotten techniques which gave rise to Ishgardian astrology. But this was a time when the Holy See was even more opposed to foreign ideas than they are now. That evening I discovered him bleeding at his bureau was one of the saddest in my life. But even at the hour of his death, Rufin remained strong, and he made me promise that I would not let his dream fade because of the closed-minded.
98 94 TEXT_JOBAST520_02021_JANNEQUINARD_000_094 <sigh> Sometimes the mere gravity of a situation can harm a person more than a blade itself. If we can learn to wield that gravity so that it may benefit us, perhaps then the healing can begin.
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