[Edgeworth stops at the catwalk, staunchly keeping his eyes off the ground far below.]
Symbols have a tendency to become far more dangerous than the objects they grow from.
[As he says it he sees both truths in the statement. In peace time, the real danger of this thing lies in its symbolism and not its neutral parts. Hesitantly, he follows Winner onto the platform. He can't keep the fear from flaring again, but this time the height and the cramped cockpit ahead are solely to blame.]
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Symbols have a tendency to become far more dangerous than the objects they grow from.
[As he says it he sees both truths in the statement. In peace time, the real danger of this thing lies in its symbolism and not its neutral parts. Hesitantly, he follows Winner onto the platform. He can't keep the fear from flaring again, but this time the height and the cramped cockpit ahead are solely to blame.]