That's what I meant. If you cannot get what you ultimately want, then... what? You'll just take things day-by-day? I'm curious about what kind of life you intend to lead here.

[Mostly because she cannot imagine it herself. Not having a goal or ambition seems so alien to her. Tohsaka is a driven person. Perhaps it's to avoid dwelling on the past. If she's always looking to the future then she doesn't have time to lament her failings or wallow in "what might have been".

She takes a bite of her scone while waiting for him to reply. Perhaps "content" was the wrong word originally. It seems he is more in a state of resignation. Before he has a chance to answer the server comes by with the tiered sandwich plate. It looks much like a tiered cupcake display: fanciful gold plated structuring holds decoratively floral porcelain. Atop which set little sandwiches that have the crust delicately removed and portioned into small rectangles that may only take a bite or too. The way everything is piled and stacked is generous, but each portion individually being dainty fits the style of the shop.

Only when the server leaves does she follow up — making sure her question isn't avoided:]

It's fine if you haven't thought that far ahead. I simply wish to know since a life without a goal is beyond what I can relate to.