Fates Supports/Jakob Shigure(PC)

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C Support

Jakob: Ah... Shigure. You're painting again?

Shigure: Hello, Father. I didn't hear you come in. I'm sorry... I know this is no time for artwork. We are at war, after all.

Jakob: It may rouse your comrades' ire, Son. I'm tempted to forbid your painting entirely. But the truth is, you're quite gifted. There's no use in denying it.

Shigure: That's very kind of you to say.

Jakob: Where is your ambition? Don't you want more than to let these pictures gather dust? In different times, perhaps you could have become a world-famous artist. This easily contented nature of yours really irritates me. I'm afraid that you've left me no choice but to be your producer.

Shigure: Father, what do you mean?

Jakob: Quiet... I know just what to do... We will hold a solo art exhibition for you!

Shigure: A-an exhibition? No, I could never do such a thing. With our troops already on the advance, the timing would never work. The setup alone would be a massive hassle.

Jakob: I'm not suggesting we build a museum. We can simply reserve a tent and ask our friends and some villagers to come.

Shigure: It just seems vain to reserve a whole tent entirely for personal use.

Jakob: This talent isn't yours alone to relish. You must share this gift with the world.

Shigure: I don't know...

Jakob: You don't understand... Art has the power to give peace of mind— to heal our very souls. If you're unwilling, I certainly won't force your hand.

Shigure: Well... I suppose I should give it a shot. This whole idea makes me a little anxious. But maybe it could be fun...

Jakob: Then it's decided. I'll begin the preparations immediately. We shall speak soon, Shigure.

(Jakob leaves)

Shigure: OK, Father.

B Support

Shigure: Hello, Father...

Jakob: Hm? Did you need something, Shigure? I'm rather busy.

Shigure: Umm, well... You've done so much work to make this exhibition possible... I just wanted to thank you.

Jakob: Son, I simply thought of the idea. There's no need to thank me. Besides, why do you think so many people agreed to help with the show? It's because of your extraordinary talent. They can't wait to see the paintings. Really, I haven't done anything special. You're the artist.

Shigure: O-oh, I see...

Jakob: Hahaha. Shigure. You're shaking like a leaf. Are you feeling nervous about the show?

Shigure: Well yes, of course. But mostly I'm worried about my newest painting. It just isn't coming together like I hoped it would.

Jakob: Oh? Is this the one you're making especially for the show? Time is running short. I've already made the bulk of the arrangements. I think you may need to hold off on completing that painting.

Shigure: No, that's not an option. I have to finish it. Everyone has devoted so much energy to the show. This piece ties all the others together. I have to keep working.

Jakob: Hmph. Well, it is your exhibition. Do as you wish. But please, don't push yourself to the brink. This will all be for nothing if you make yourself ill.

Shigure: I understand. Thank you, Father. If you'll excuse me, I must return to painting.

Jakob: Very well.

(Shigure leaves)

Jakob: What has that boy been painting? I can't help but be curious...

A Support

Jakob: Shigure's exhibition is finally under way. Time to take a look inside the tent... Well then... It appears as though this soiree is in full swing. We've attracted quite a crowd. People have come from all over to see his art. And from what I've overheard, the work seems to be very popular. Well, I think it's safe to call this a rousing success. Not that I'm terribly surprised. Hmm... Where is Shigure? I haven't seen him here...

Shigure: *pant*...*pant*...

Jakob: Shigure, what happened? Please, don't tell me that you're just now arriving. How could you be late to your own show?

Shigure: I apologize, Father. I had to stay up all night to finish the last piece.

Jakob: All night? Just to finish a blasted painting?

Shigure: Y-yes...

Jakob: I truly don't understand you. How can you be such a fool? You have two dozen pieces hanging here. Why is one more painting so important?

Shigure: Well I'd promised myself that I would complete it, no matter what. I created it because I'm thankful for everything you've done, Father.

Jakob: What's this?! Wait. Is that your mother...and me?

Shigure: Yes, it is...

Jakob: This is what you've been toiling over?

Shigure: My love for you two is beyond measure. You brought me into this world. Without you, I never would have been able to paint. So I wanted to pour those feelings of gratitude into this portrait.

Jakob: Shigure... I don't know what to say. Heh. Fine, you win. I concede defeat. You must be feeling clever.

Shigure: F-Father... It hurts when you hug me so tightly. Hahaha.

Jakob: Shigure, I must admit... It's wonderful to have such a thoughtful son. I'm very proud of you.

Shigure: Thank you...

Jakob: Oh dear. There's no time to waste! We have to display this painting immediately.

Shigure: OK... But now that I think about it, hanging this family portrait is a little embarrassing.

Jakob: Maybe a bit. But it's also the finest piece here. It would be absurd to excise it from the exhibition. We have to find the perfect place to display it. Won't you help?

Shigure: Of course!