ID #Beggar#lhz_02 lighthalzen

Beggar#lhz_02

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Located at map "lighthalzen" (X: 312 / Y: 233)

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[Beggar] Please... My child is starving... Would you give me some money?
[Beggar] I appreciate your kindness, but it also looks like you're in need of zeny, too. Would you like to join me?
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[ Here you go, take this.
[Beggar] Thank you so much. I have nothing to offer you in exchange, but I can share a story with you and impart some of the wisdom I've learned over the years.
[Beggar] Everyone's been in a situation where you sometimes you feel that you have to make a choice between doing the right thing and doing what you want, right?
[Beggar] You may feel trapped. Well, let me tell you, when it comes to a problem, all the solutions available to you aren't always obvious. So just calm down and think.
[Beggar] What you can see and understand might not match with reality. Like the stars that are always there, but not visible during the day, we'll always have hope, even if we can't see it.
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[Beggar] Hmm...? You seem surprised~
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[Beggar] I sort of believe in fate and sort of don't. Let me explain it this way. I take life day by day, with each day covering its own spectrum with miracle on one end and tragedy on the other.
[Beggar] So each day has the capacity for experiences that can be good, bad or both. I believe each person can take an active role in shaping their destiny, day by day.
[Beggar] Now, there may be certain things that you can't control, but even a pessimist might be able to agree that this is a world that not only has tragedy, but miracles as well.
[Beggar] Stand up when you're down and live your life with passion. The capacity for miracles will always be there and know that you can be someone else's miracle. Isn't that wonderful?
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[Beggar] Don't believe me? Well, you'll see for yourself, youngster. There's much good in you.
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[Beggar] Anger. People deal with it in different ways. Some suppress it. Some relish it. Some fear being angry. Now, to be simple, let's say there are two kinds of anger.
[Beggar] The first is the kind that isn't so productive. More of a frustration that you can let go. Someone cut you off on the freeway or a friend innocently forgot your birthday? No biggie.
[Beggar] Don't let this kind of anger get to you or you'll look like a loser. Think of the big picture and if you're still upset, vent appropriately. Be honest without hurting anyone.
[Beggar] The second kind of anger is righteous anger. You've been wronged and need some form of retribution. Just don't misdirect your anger and respond appropriately.
[Beggar] The second kind of anger is righteous anger. You've been wronged and need some form of retribution. Remember to make appropriate confrontations and don't misdirect your rage.
[Beggar] Getting into a fight with righteous anger, say to protect someone dear to you, will make you a hero. Fighting with anger born of frustration will make you a bully. Know the difference.
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[Beggar] What's wrong? It might be a lot to take in, I know.
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