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PETEY: Hmmph.
An Ob'Enn warship just exploded for no good reason.
PUTZHO: Are there any good reasons for warships to explode?
CHINOOK: Before we begin an argument regarding morality, may I request that we please skip to the inevitable finish and ask whether there are any good reasons for warships?
PUTZHO: Are you asking me that?
CHINOOK: There are no good reasons for warships, but we exist in a universe where causality is inherently amoral.
We have warships for reasons.
Sometimes we have to make warships explode.
PUTZHO: Got it. Rhetorical question, not actually asking me.
CHINOOK: It would be nice if all our reasons were always good, but at least the explosions are pretty.
PUTZHO: Wow.
That took a surprisingly disturbing turn there at the end.
CHINOOK: Surprising AND disturbing?
CHINOOK: Now I do need to ask you a question.
CHINOOK: Is it good to look at an explosion and think that it's pretty?
PUTZHO: Help me.
PETEY: You hijacked this conversation. You get to land it.