The Fool's work is truly wonderful, with delicate details and flourishes signifying a master of their craft. Rutile refrains from touching it, though they look long and hard, admiring the work, though they see no specific piece that captivates them more than the rest.

They stand up straight when their attention is drawn by the Fool's words. His joviality is a sudden change from the concerns he expressed some minutes ago, so hasty that Rutile doesn't quite buy the cavalier attitude. "I'm confident you will," they say. "I've found resilience is one of the most amazing features of living things, if you don't mind my saying so. We gems may be made of hardier stuff, but because of that, we hardly value life as much as someone to whom it is precious. It makes us complacent."

It is a compliment, though it may not come across as one. Their words are amiable, and their expression open.