In Rogue's last conversation with Quarie before the big planned attack, he expresses his deep distress, saying, "There’s something wrong with me. I really hope there’s something wrong with me, because if there isn’t, then there’s something wrong with this world." This dialogue reflects Rogue’s internal struggle as he begins to question his faith in the Heaven’s law.

Rogue's belief in the Heaven's law starts to waver as he begins to self-reflect, questioning the morality of his actions and the repetitive nature of his duties and daily routines. Before Quarie leaves, Rogue tells her, "There are no second chances in death," a statement that underscores the gravity of their situation.

“sometimes the best ideas are the ideas you are conflicted by” quarie

and her last line perhaps “those people out there may not care now… and they probably wont care later…. but maybe they will care, when i’m gone”