[Just when she's about to ask yet another question, she pauses and closes her mouth instead, taking a moment to mull over what was just said.
There was no right and wrong? No good and bad? Such ideas went against what she was taught, but she also keeps in mind another thing that Kouta and Yuka told her: everyone has their own opinions and though not all of them hold truth, there are others that do. However, Nyuu still lacked enough life experience (that she could remember) to be able to discern whether or not Graham's words had some truth to them.]
So it's like a "choose the lesser of two evils" situation?
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[Just when she's about to ask yet another question, she pauses and closes her mouth instead, taking a moment to mull over what was just said.
There was no right and wrong? No good and bad? Such ideas went against what she was taught, but she also keeps in mind another thing that Kouta and Yuka told her: everyone has their own opinions and though not all of them hold truth, there are others that do. However, Nyuu still lacked enough life experience (that she could remember) to be able to discern whether or not Graham's words had some truth to them.]
So it's like a "choose the lesser of two evils" situation?