"Two copper coins? Ha, are you saying I should read blessings in front of the Holy Statue for them for those two copper coins, and then keep their vows until the end of time?"
The apprentice originally wanted to ask if this was not what the servant of the Divine should be doing, but seeing the Master in a bad mood, he reconsidered and held back the words.
Obviously, the Master is not angry because of the newspaper, but because of the profane "Bell Sound" in the Colin Grand Theater.
Or perhaps—
He's simply angry at the Grand Duke.
In fact, the citizens of Thunder City feel the same.
What they may want to break free from is probably not just the shackles of marriage, but marriage, confined by the "Bell Sound," has become an outlet for emotions.
And at the same time, the Grand Duke has gladly utilized this emotion.
