RPG dialogue

*steadily rising conflict*

"I KNOW! I HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN!"

"I always knew about it, I'm not dumb. I just...I just didn't think about it. I didn't think it would happen to me."

"There is nothing to be gained now from being a bystander, and there is no return to the old store. But there is now a chance you can correct all of this."

"So join me, Louis."

*silence for contemplation, then MC gets up*

"Alright. I have to get into contact with my old informants over this information.
What? You think I'm just gonna be a revolutionary overnight? Do I look like I know how to set off a bomb or infiltrate a building?"

******

"Hot."

"Too hot."

"Why the hell is this place so hot?" X yelled

"This is because the temperature of sand is more easily affected by heat than water. This is probably because-"

"I know that. That was a rhetorical question expressing my discontent toward the situation that we are in. You're not supposed to answer one."

"Hey, everyone's under the same heat too, you don't see me complaining about the heat."

"Did you talk to me? Sorry I'm a little bit dizzy, I can't talk right now."

"Can't this camel go faster? I think
has a heat stroke, we need to get to an oasis or the city faster."

"The destination is only 20 minutes away now, just over that dune there."

"What fucking dune? Everywhere around us is the same dune, just sand, sand, sand, and sand. Hold on, I think I saw something ahead, that's not a mirage right? We're finally there?"

******

The conversation with yourself:

"[player name].

"The actions and the decision you have taken have led you here on this path.

"Although I supposed it's unfair to say that you have fully chosen this path given that you did it not of your own volition, but under the cause of the people and the world around you.

"Do you have any regrets you want to say before you cross this threshold?

Decision: Yes or No

Yes: "I suppose it is only natural that we all have regrets of our own. It is because of these unmendable regrets that we vow to prevent them from happening ever again.

"I hope you are ready, to cross this threshold."

No: "Then I hope you are ready, to cross this threshold."