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Adventure and treasure hunting are always genes contained within human blood, and from birth, people are full of curiosity about this world, with every child's heart holding a hundred thousand whys.
Only after their sharp edges are worn away do people slowly lose this mindset.
The saying that at forty one has no doubts does not actually mean that at forty one begins to understand everything, but rather that at forty one's life is almost halfway over, leaving behind no drive and no courage to bravely venture to the ends of the earth.
With a family, parents above, and children below, people have no choice but to struggle for the sake of that family.
Besides, in ancient times, an era where the average lifespan was barely over forty, forty was practically the final stretch of a person's life, and at four-o-something what doubts could anyone possibly still have left, as all had turned to dust.
Interpretations vary, and Rogge was not yet thirty; it was this world that forced him to become insidiously cunning, no longer like when he first set sail, daring to gamble on anything, because he carried the ideals of hundreds of thousands of people on his back—much like a large corporation, where stopping meant falling behind and being eliminated by the market.
Zoro had been biting down on a single blade for Kuina's sake, holding fast to a promise, while Rogge carried the dreams of even more people, forcing him to sacrifice parts of himself to bring himself closer to their dreams.
To go on adventures whenever there was time—Rogge could not achieve Roger's broad-mindedness, and if Roger had lived in this era, he would not have been