Compared to the selfless love of her parents, she seems much more selfish, only considering the difficulty and criticisms upon returning, never contemplating their feelings.
Her nature is kind, and even though healing spells carry side effects, her temperament remains stable, without resentment towards fate or others, thanks to her harmonious and loving family.
"Let's go home." Compared to Mrs. Caben, Mr. Caben's emotions are noticeably more stable, and he is wearing a priest's robe, adorned with the holy emblem of the God of Suffering.
Anna comes from a profound family heritage.
This is normal though; most religious organizations in Felen, the original units, aren't churches and monasteries but family households.
When priests preach, they usually start with those closest to them, and children are most easily influenced by their parents.
The stricter and more demanding the deities' doctrines are, the more apparent this becomes.
