Yep, said Arthur. Somehow seemed the most positive thing he could say. Stronger than and more heroic than . He hoped he could live up to it.
"Yep," said Arthur, which appeared to be the most optimistic response he could manage. His simple acknowledgment carried a sense of hope and a desire to stay positive in a difficult situation.
He believed that saying "Yep" was more meaningful than other possible responses, feeling it symbolized strength and heroism. Arthur wished he could embody that same bravery and resilience moving forward, aiming to live up to the optimistic tone he set with his words.
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