[It would be nice to live in a world where all of that wasn't true, Flayn thinks. Where people could just be people, regardless of the circumstances of their birth. Where they could be measured on what they did with their lives, and where what they could do wasn't limited by where they came from or what family they were born to.

She closes her eyes and imagines it.

There's Claude, of course. And then there's Cyril, and - Dedue and Petra, as well. Duscur and Brigid aren't Almyra, but the way people spoke of them, and the difficulties they'd faced at the monastery simply for being different...

Flayn finds it somewhat hard to understand. She'd liked them all well enough, having gotten to know them.

But that's what Claude is getting at, isn't it? When you get to know people - really get to know them... you see they aren't actually all that different from you at all, at their core. What he wants is to bridge that gap, and to make a world where people aren't constrained by the circumstances of their birth.

What a beautiful dream.]

War... tends to create more problems than it solves, I believe.

[Although sometimes it's necessary, she's going to struggle to believe that this war is.]

But I am glad to hear that you have plans to achieve your dreams despite what is happening now.