Dialogue with Hassian

Hassian: To live, we must inherently take. Food, resources, time. Our mere presence is a disruption.

Hassian: That is why it is so important to give back. To plant a tree for the ones you chop.

Hassian: Perhaps it will be years before that tree finishes growing. You may never see the fruits of your labor...

Hassian: But that is not an excuse to put it off. If we do not act now, it will be too late to plant that tree.

Hassian: I will inform Eshe you have done your part.

Hassian: ...You've done well. Don't forget these lessons.

Hassian: Yes, there are. You have done a good thing. It was through your actions those trees were placed. Not in the future, but in the here and now.

Hassian: You may never see the fruits of your labor. A strong tree can take a long time to grow. But still, you have done it.

Hassian: That is our way.

Hassian: I will inform Eshe you have done your part.

Hassian: ...You've done well. Don't forget these lessons.

Hassian: Yes. That is also part of the cycle. To live, we must inherently take. Food, resources, time. Our mere presence is a disruption.

Hassian: But you did not simply take. You gave back. You may never see that tree fully grown, but that doesn't matter.

Hassian: Our actions, in the here and now, matter. Even if we will never see the results.

Hassian: I will inform Eshe you have done your part.

Hassian: ...You've done well. Don't forget these lessons.

Hassian: I expected that you would.

Hassian: Others might wonder what the point is, planting a tree now that you will never see grow up.

Hassian: But this is our way. Our actions, in the here and now, matter. Even if we will never see the results.

Hassian: I will inform Eshe you have done your part.

Hassian: ...You've done well. Don't forget these lessons.