There is a third option which is also not ideal: Skip the cutscene and after the duty you abandon the quest and start it anew.My option was to either voluntarily skip the cutscene or take the penalty. Yeah, I could just go back and watch the cutscene later in an inn, but that requires progressing the quest enough to turn it in so that the cutscene is even accessible in the inn in the first place. Doing if that way means potentially missing key information from the skipped cutscene that pertains to the rest of the quest, which can lead to confusion and ultimately negatively impact the overall story experience.
It’s a good thing not to answer your enemies. I scarcely ever do. Perhaps Emily is more like me than I am like myself. Perhaps she would rather not answer her friends, even. She keeps it all in her heart.
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