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You can tell he loved getting to say "in our hearts the flames of silent anger"
More seriously, I liked the exchange between Rean and the Viscount Victor S. Arseid. The duel and the blademaster's words were important to Rean to accept himself and understand his master's teaching.
Ahah... I think you are finally starting to understand. Without knowing how to properly apply it, it has no real meaining. However, when you deny the power you already possess, you're only shortchanging yourself.[...] Stand up, dust yourself off, and step forward. Grapple with that fear each day, if that's what it takes.