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As the dialogue shifts towards romance and friendships, Aamedes reflects on his many relationships and how these can be quite tumultuous. With references to Valentine's Day, he muses about love, commitment, and the Greek pantheon’s notorious reputation for whimsical liaisons. In a humorous twist, he succinctly captures the essence of love when questioned about one special partner, illustrating both the absurdity and depth of affection with a remark on “the greatest of all time,” charmingly calling her “the goat.”