Warriors Supports/Corrin Xander

Corrin: Hey, Xander, look at those rabbits. I think they're a family!

Xander: Where? Oh, I see them... Hmm, I don't think I ever saw those in Nohr.

Corrin: Oh, and look at the plumage on that bird. Remarkable!

Xander: Well, it seems you're becoming quite the naturalist.

Corrin: I guess you could say that. Or I'm just making up for all those years in Nohr... You know, this might sound odd given our situation...but I'm happier than ever. I missed so much being trapped in an ancient fortress!

Xander: I feel different here, too, and I wasn't confined in Nohr like you were. I am happy to see you in such high spirits.

Corrin: I could say the same thing about you. In Nohr, you always looked so dour. Whenever I saw someone with that look, I told them to stop feeling so Xander.

Xander: Oof... Really? I had no idea. I always thought I was in a reasonably good mood...

Corrin: Ehh... You just always seemed to be frowning.

Xander: Well, I always strove to display an air of dignity. When I was much younger, some visiting dignitaries told me I appeared casual. The implication being that I was not behaving like a firstborn prince.

Corrin: So your serious demeanor was a reaction to that? I suppose you also must have been exhausted from all your training.

Xander: In fact, that was because I was hurrying to get to your fortress.

Corrin: Hah, you hurried to see me? It wasn't like I was going anywhere...

Xander: I know you're teasing, Corrin, but...it is still a sensitive subject for me.

Corrin: I'm sorry, Xander. I didn't mean to cross the line. I'm just happy to be able to wander beyond old castle walls. All my life, you were this stern presence... But now I finally feel like we can have a normal relationship!

Xander: You're right. I must relinquish the stoicism I held for so many years.

Corrin: There's no Nohr or Hoshido in this world, Xander. We're free from that conflict and hatred!

Xander: I never realized how much that must have weighed on you...

Corrin: I'm sorry, Xander. It's just that I think we could all stand to lighten up a bit.

Xander: By “all,” I assume you also speak of those from Hoshido...

Corrin: Yes, absolutely! We should put aside all of our differences, don't you think?

Xander: ...Because it is you asking, I will consider your request.

Corrin: Thank you, Xander. Shall we get started with a quick visit to the Hoshidan tent?

Xander: You're going to need to give me a little time to get used to this.

Corrin: Oh, come on, Brother! What could possibly go wrong?