"Maybe she has a point," Terry thought when he arrived in his room and sat on his bed. "Putting aside the possibility of trusting them or not, making them useful for my own convenience will help in the end."
As Terry reflected on his choices and the path he had taken, he found himself questioning whether his approach to making others useful was truly the right one. He wondered if he was on the correct path or if there was a better way to approach the situation.
He contemplated the idea of giving people a second chance to adapt to the changing circumstances. While he acknowledged that the society they had created had favored those with power, he questioned whether it was fair to solely judge someone's worth based on their usefulness. Shouldn't everyone have the opportunity to be valued and respected for who they are, regardless of their abilities or contributions? It felt like he was acting like the guild masters have been acting until now…
