No, it's not just being difficult; it's as if everyone is evil.
Fisher couldn't help but think that way too.
He quietly listened to Yaril's rebuke towards him, and finally said softly,
"It seems my actions have disappointed us all... It's just unfortunate that what happened in the past and the problems we face now aren't stories; they're not that perfect.
"Aunt Yaril, I understand your dilemma, and you don't have to shy away from it. If my actions back then weren't so perfect, if they didn't leave regrets for Rafael, then neither you nor she would be so conflicted now. You might even think that if I hadn't been so perfect to Rafael at that time, it would have been better, so you might have a reason to more decisively urge Rafael to abandon me. You don't want to think like this, but your concern for Rafael forces you to wonder if I've been fair to her...."
Looking at the utterly sincere Fisher before her, Yaril couldn't help but speak again,
