Kiara, after a night of contemplation, had finally organized her thoughts, and since Camden had asked her to speak frankly, she would not hold back.
"In 'The Legend of the Condor Heroes,' Juan Grey is a controversial character. Some believe he transcended national boundaries to choose humanity over his ethnic group, while others think he was ungrateful towards the Mongols who raised him, eventually helping the Song fight against the Mongols and killing many of them. Different standpoints lead to different conclusions. Likewise, in the fable of the Farmer and the Snake, which is typically seen as a tale of ingratitude, if we set aside the moral and analyze it from a scientific perspective, the farmer's act of saving the snake was out of goodwill, but the snake, woken from hibernation, instinctively sought food, and biting was just that, an instinct. Why do two instinctual behaviors lead to a tragedy?"
