Not at all. ... I, too, have wished for things that I am not capable of giving.

[ She says it quietly, like confessing to a sin; though she does not view it as such when coming from Marcille. For Sara, the true problem isn't what she wants, it's that she wants at all, when she has been given so much. But Marcille is not her — she is someone allowed, someone who should be encouraged, to seek her happiness. ]

To laugh at another's dream is a great cruelty. Disapproval, uncertainty, even anger... depending on the circumstance, these may all be fair reactions. But laughter disrespects both the dream, and the dreamer.