Was Eglantine justified in this assessment [P5V11]
Eglantine had been put into some pretty amazing circumstances by this point of the story, to the point where she has a conversation with an actual god. The subject turns to having Rozemyne becoming Zent and she says the following:
>“Lady Rozemyne does not enjoy war, but she is intensely self-centered,” I eventually replied. “Lord Ferdinand and I believe that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. We do what we must to preserve the greater peace. Lady Rozemyne, on the other hand, would go to dangerous lengths to protect those closest to her.”
>Kazuki, Miya. Ascendance of a Bookworm: Part 5 Volume 11 (pp. 297-298). (Function). Kindle Edition.
And she actually manages to mediate and soothe the situation with Mestionara and Erwaermen who at the moment are pretty ticked off at Quinta at the moment. That speaks to some real diplomatic ability.
How right she is, but how did she come to this conclusion?