[When the Storyteller raises their head, Ignis lets his hand finally fall away, coming to rest in his lap as he thinks of the best way to answer the question.]

It's hard sometimes. Right now, for example. Actions hang over my head, things I don't regret, but things I wish went differently. If I refuse to move forward and let the mistakes win...

[He pauses a moment to shake his head, then raises it to look in the Storyteller's direction.]

Mistakes become regrets when you stop trying to correct them, when you refuse to learn from them. It's true that a story is complete as long as it has some kind of ending, but why leave it with an unsatisfactory ending when you can make it so much more?