Liberty

During a stroll through town, Richter Belmont comes across three girls preparing for an upcoming festival. The three are discussing which role should each play, with the youngest one sobbing because she wants to be "Liberty" and the other two trying to comfort her telling her that's not possible because she is too young, and suggesting she could be either "Equality" or "Fraternity" instead. Richter enters their discussion and tells them she can't be "Fraternity", as that means "brotherhood". When Liberty sees him, she immediately blushes and changes to a flirtatious tone, completing his statement with, ""Sisternity", then." The next younger girl then approaches Richter and gives him a white bandanna, while Liberty can be heard saying, "Oh, suits you." They then ask him to join both their festival and their revolution. Liberty tells him they'll need someone to fight for them, and he looks like he has some fight in him. However, these words apparently make him remember how he abandoned his friends in plain battle at the abbey and realize he cannot be trusted. He puts the bandanna in his pocket and starts walking away, telling them that maybe he's tired of fighting, much to the girls bewilderment.