Eliwood & Harken

Level C:

HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood.
ELIWOOD:	Ah, Harken. How may I help you?
HARKEN:	Please, allow me to speak frankly. Might you allow the fighting to be left in our hands from here out?
ELIWOOD:	Harken?
HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood, you are the heart of our army. When I imagine the worst that might happen, I think it wiser for you to remain at the rear of our forces.
ELIWOOD:	You worry overmuch, Harken, I will be fine. Though...I am inexperienced in battle, this is true. And I apologize for giving you cause to worry. Still...
HARKEN:	No, I did not mean to siggest that anyone doubts your prowess. Indeed, your arm in battle has improved by leaps and bounds since Pherae. I believe you are equal to even your father, Lord Elbert, now. Yet...still, we are concerned. I ask at that least you do not take any unecessary risks.

Level B:

HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood.
ELIWOOD:	Ah, Harken.
HARKEN:	I hate to seem imposing, but I must ask you again, please, your safety is of utmost importance. If you would just refrain from combat and leave the fighting to me...
ELIWOOD:	I thank you, Harken, but still... I have my reasons why I must fight. Until I finish what I have set out to do on my journey, I cannot think of escaping, or avoiding my enemies in any way.
HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood, please...
ELIWOOD:	Should something indeed befall me, look to my mother. She will be alone. You and the people of Pherae must support her.
HARKEN:	I...am sorry. But that I cannot promise.
ELIWOOD:	Harken?
HARKEN:	I could not protect Lord Elbert... Were I to lose Lord Eliwood as well, what right would I have ever to appear before your lady mother again? Should I lose you, I am prepared to lose myself in turn.
ELIWOOD:	Harken!
HARKEN:	You must understand, Lord Eliwood. your life is precious to all of us. It is more valuable by far than even our own lives.
ELIWOOD:	Harken...

Level A:

ELIWOOD:	Harken.
HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood!
ELIWOOD:	I must apologize... My selfishness has caused you much worry, I know.
HARKEN:	No, nothing of the sort!
ELIWOOD:	I thought a great deal about what you said. Harken, I am not entirely unable to understand your feelings. I know I have told you that my father's death was not your fault. Yes I know my words cannot change your heart. I...understand what you mean, how it would feel if you could not protect me either.
HARKEN:	... ....
ELIWOOD:	But I have a goal to accomplish. I cannot look away from that. ...Nor is it something I can accomplish should I die. So, I will not, I cannot die. I will live, complete my mission, and return to my mother's side.
HARKEN:	Yes. That is why you must leave the fighting--
ELIWOOD:	The same goes for you, too, Harken.
HARKEN:	My lord?
ELIWOOD:	You are here to protect me, yes? you must not go so far that you fall and cannot complete your mission. I need you to live to the end, to help me on my path.
HARKEN:	Lord Eliwood...
ELIWOOD:	We will live, the both of us, and return to Pherae. Anything less would risk my mother's displeasure! And...my father's.
HARKEN:	My lord! I... I understand!