Then you don't have to agree with it. But control of them isn't absolute. They don't have to live the lives we want them to live. I would have liked for my children to remember me fondly, to try and be like me.

...Though honestly... speaking as a man as much as a Nietzschean, I hope they learn from my mistakes more than anything. [And his voice cracks a little. He covers it with clearing his throat. He misses his children a lot and he's so angry at what his people became. But Bruce isn't the person that he would want to talk about it to.]

Very well. You've established I have no emotion for my children and they're merely objects for my ultimate goals. If you are pleased, I would rather enjoy pondering the favourable points of being selfish.