Fates Supports/Azura Shiro(PC)
C Support
Shiro: Hey there, Mom. Is there anything you'd like to do today?
Azura: Oh, hi, Shiro. What do you mean?
Shiro: We never spent a lot of time together when I was growing up, right? So, I figure we can make up for that now with some mother-son bonding time!
Azura: Ah, I see what you're saying. Hmmm... I'm sorry, Shiro. I can't seem to think of anything right at this moment.
Shiro: But... Nothing at all? How are we supposed to bond if you can't think of anything? I mean, I can't hang out with Dad—his mind is constantly on the war. Though I suppose you can't either. Has he even given you any gifts?
Azura: Shiro, he's not like that...
Shiro: Well, I'm not like HIM! I want to make sure my mother knows how special she is. Come on—think of something you'd like to do together!
Azura: You're always quick to compare yourself to your father, Shiro. You mustn't be so tough on him, though I know you prefer to express yourself. Your father is a good man, though it's hard to see it since he's away so often.
Shiro: But he's never around to take care of you, Mom. Isn't that his duty?
Azura: He shows his affection in other ways. One day I'll show you proof, if you like.
Shiro: I would! And I'll hold you to your word! I will set my eyes on this proof of my father's love!
Azura: Heehee, I look forward to seeing your reaction.
B Support
Azura: Shiro! There you are. Have you got a moment to spare?
Shiro: Ah, hello, Mom. I've always got time for you! What are those envelopes you've got in your hands?
Azura: These are the proof I told you about before. This is how your father shows his love.
Shiro: Oh. Let me guess: love letters?
Azura: Heehee, yes. I treasure each and every one that he has given me. This one right here is the first one I got... And these are some of the most recent.
Shiro: I had no idea Dad was such a prolific writer.
Azura: I was surprised as well when the letters kept coming. One I expected, but dozens? He's always so serious, I didn't think he'd make the time to keep writing. Of course, he tells me how he feels in person, too, but these are part of him now. It's a part of him I absolutely adore, too.
Shiro: Hmmm. I'd really never thought of him as sentimental at all. This is pretty surprising. What kind of stuff did he write?
Azura: Oh no, these are my treasures. No one but me will ever know what words your father shared with me.
Shiro: But...that just makes me more curious! I suppose I'll just have to accept that you two really do care about each other.
Azura: I'm glad to hear that. You also know that we both love you dearly, right?
Shiro: I-I know that! But...thanks for saying so, Mom...
Azura: Heehee.
A Support
Shiro: Mom! Have you got a second?
Azura: Hm? What's the matter, Shiro?
Shiro: Nothing! I was just thinking... After you showed me Dad's letters, I thought I'd try writing my thoughts, too. You know, about how it is to be your son... and stuff.
Azura: Oh really? That sounds like a great idea!
Shiro: I thought so too, but now...I think it isn't good enough.
Azura: What do you mean?
Shiro: It doesn't seem all that special for me to just copy what Dad was already doing. That's why I decided to also treat you to a nice meal! Anything you want! Well, anything I can find in the forest. And kill on my own... But I can't get started until you tell me what you'd like! Any ideas?
Azura: Oh, hmmm. There are so many things I can think of, though. Can I have some time to narrow it down?
Shiro: Oh, yeah, of course! I suppose it would be tough to pick something so suddenly, huh. That's fine! Most importantly, I've got a one-up on Dad!
Azura: Oh, Shiro. You don't need to compete with your father over me, you know.
Shiro: But...I'd be a failure as a son if I wasn't able to make you happy!
Azura: Your father says basically the same thing about himself. Did you know that?
Shiro: He does?!
Azura: Heehee, of course. I guess this is another way that the two of you are alike.
Shiro: Damn it! He's always got a leg up on me!
Azura: Oh, Shiro, just being loved by you like this makes me happy I'm your mother.
