If you trained for it, it was at least important to you, wasn't it? Besides, what's the mention of training for war. Are other things we train for less important? War's horrible.

( Ask anyone who's been in and out of war, what's so great about it? Particularly those who've mostly died during them. He shakes his head, then shakes his finger at the screen. )

Mah, listen, the things that matter, they're not defined on large scales alone, those things which need many people to be realised. Having a sport you enjoy, even if it's unfamiliar to people here, that's allowed to be important. So is being unhappy that you've been separated from a home that made it easy to do.