Quote Originally Posted by Remilia_Nightfall View Post
Whether I am failing or not is frankly not up to you to decide. You are clearly biased against my arguments, so failure or success of my arguments should not be yours to decide (in the same way I cannot say whether YOUR arguments are succeeding or failing, I am just responding to them).

Not sure why you think I am dishonest tho.

I still stand by what I said about Krile. Especially if she had zero memories of her parents, why would she even care? What's difficult about breaking the ice with people who are, for all intents and purposes, strangers?

Remember, we are still talking about people who - directly or indirectly - faced off against the biggest threats and found themselves in the most uncomfortable situations ever. This situation should not even remotely faze them, no matter how daunting it would be for a normal, "real world" person.
I think this is exacerbated by her line of work. Krle- and all the scions/students of Baldesion- are important members of international organizations who need to contact with strangers/interchange scholarly knowledge/act as diplomats. It's not like Krle is a shut-in who isn't used to speaking to strangers; the opposite, she's a scholar and diplomat who frequently interacts with high-profile public figures and holds pubic speeches. You see it all the time, like in the Eureka story line. I think this makes it more jarring, because she's an outgoing, well-spoken person with a scholarly and diplomatic line of work.
There's no way she'd have a harder time speaking to her long-lost family than with Zenos, and yet Krle addresses Zenos directly just fine in EW (when the WoL isn't even there to protect him if Zenos gets bored and decides to engage in some friendly bloodshed)...