Jack is right, at least about one thing. Sacrificing innocents, compromising principles...it is not the right thing to do. Sometimes the blacks and whites of the world meld into complicated grays, but it never makes it right.
Ramza crosses his arms and tries to think over everything the two Jacks are saying. Jack is rejecting his selfishness, and the guilt of not having died to atone for his sins. The ghosts of his past weigh him down, but not enough for him to change his ways.
"...The greatest sacrifice most men can make is to give their lives for a cause. You cannot. It as like the sacrifice you are being called to make is of your pride, living knowing there are things you yet do not know. Only you can decide if you can pay that price."
Ramza wants to think Jack is the type of man who will give whatever is needed to save the world...but perhaps he has only succeeded so far because the stakes have never been too high for him.
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Ramza crosses his arms and tries to think over everything the two Jacks are saying. Jack is rejecting his selfishness, and the guilt of not having died to atone for his sins. The ghosts of his past weigh him down, but not enough for him to change his ways.
"...The greatest sacrifice most men can make is to give their lives for a cause. You cannot. It as like the sacrifice you are being called to make is of your pride, living knowing there are things you yet do not know. Only you can decide if you can pay that price."
Ramza wants to think Jack is the type of man who will give whatever is needed to save the world...but perhaps he has only succeeded so far because the stakes have never been too high for him.