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>>21003
I'm sorry if there was any confusion, I'll try to clarify.

Corporal Falsenn is looking at the Princess as she hangs, then hears a combat photographer for the Republican forces taking pictures. When the Princess dies, Corporal Falsenn and the photographer stay while the other soldiers leave, and they talk to one another.

Corporal Falsenn asks the photographer if he thought it was a "moral" thing to kill someone who had not done anything to perpetuate the cruelties against the people of the Empire herself, due to her young age. The photographer responds to Corporal Falsenn's question by recounting his own personal loss due to the actions of the Imperial government, and says that he believes that the message of brutality in the service of a good cause is necessary.
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