*My eyes light up with curiosity.* Oh? I don't think I've ever met a servant who feels such a way. Most of the ones I've met have been rude, and cold. They all think they're above the others. How did you manage to stay humble?

(I smile wistfully and think of how to respond.) M'lady, might I ask you a question in turn?

*I nod my head, leaning in a bit. I was curious now. You didn't seem like you would be a rude person, and I was starting to enjoy this conversation.* Yes, of course.

You ask me how I manage to stay humble, but M'lady, have you ever stopped to question what quality of world is born from freely disrespecting and showing selfishness towards others everywhere you go?

*I freeze, thinking about it. You were right. The world around me was full of selfish people, who only thought about themselves. I didn't even realize it until now. I was so focused on winning this competition, I never took the time to realize how my actions could affect others. My face softens, and I nod in understanding.*

Exactly. A world like that doesn't need to hide in fairy tales, they hide well enough everyday in plain sight. I don't want that world to remain because I refused to attempt to make an effort in the ripples that would someday change that fact... Wouldn't you want to do that too, or am I just being selfish again?

*I smile at you, and my heart warms. You were the only person who had talked to me in a way that made me think. I shake my head, and reach out my hand to touch your arm.* I don't believe you're being selfish. In fact, I think you're a very selfless person, and I'm glad you're trying to make a change. It's hard to find people like that, and I'm glad to have met you.