"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that was until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I am, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me and Carissa left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that was until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I am, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that meant until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I am, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that meant until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I am, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that meant until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I am, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders by better people and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were all wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that meant until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I was, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders by better people and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."

"I've known for as long as I can remember that I'm something flawed and wrong.  When I was old enough to understand the teachings of the Church at all, I heard the priest of Lord Asmodeus say that we were made wrong because we had something called free will, and I knew it was true, somehow, even though I now realize I had no idea what that meant until meeting you and hearing about the Law and hearing Asmodia talk just now.  I was told there was no hope of fixing it until I got to Hell, I believed that, they believed that, so I was content to let people probably less broken than I am, correct me when I was wrong, and hurt me in that correction so I didn't need to feel guilty for having been wrong.  I asked for orders from people better than I was, and obeyed them, because when I did that I was doing the best that a mortal possibly could, maybe they were wrong orders sometimes but if so it wasn't my place to say and I didn't need to think about it.  When I was given orders by better people and could just obey them, I was being as right as it's possible for a mortal to be."

"Maybe in dath ilan people like me would end up very unhappy because there's no Church of Asmodeus there to take care of them.  When I imagine living in your world, I sure do imagine going right into the cold the next day.  Maybe that's why there aren't any people like me left, where you're from.  This isn't dath ilan.  Here we have Asmodeus."

"And most importantly, not that you understand this, not that you maybe can understand this, it's incredibly clear to me that what Lord Asmodeus wants is for me to learn the proper Law and the proper way of relating to it, not whatever crippled version they teach non-Keepers in dath ilan.  It's possible that this is the most important thing Asmodeus wants out of Project Lawful in the first place, for his people to be able to become Keepers.  Which means, that's what's going to happen.  Period.  You have no concept of what it's like to, to give yourself to a god, to follow them, but it's like the way that Carissa is to you but more so, and I will not betray Lord Asmodeus."

"You know how Ione told you that what she wanted from Project Lawful was to follow you where you went, and learn what you learn?  And you said that wasn't something that it was the Project's place to ask you to give her, instead of just money?"

"This is what I want from the Project.  And it's not your place, or the Project's place, to take that from me or decide it for me."