Confucius and Rosé are stuck in Museum Exhibit Malfunction and forced to have a deep conversation.

Confucius: "Ah, trapped amidst these relics of the past. Even in confinement, we can find enlightenment, wouldn't you agree, young one?"

Rosé: "Totally, Master Kong. It's kinda crazy, though, like, all these things used to be someone's everything, and now they're just...here."

Confucius: "Indeed. To understand the present, one must contemplate the echoes of those who came before, their virtues and their failings."

Rosé: "Right? It's like, are we even making anything that'll last, you know? Beyond the music, I mean."

Confucius: "The true legacy lies not in physical objects, but in the cultivation of character and the pursuit of harmony within oneself and society."

Rosé: "Harmony...that's what we aim for with our songs. A connection, a feeling... is that, like, the same thing?"

Confucius: "Music, when aligned with righteousness, can elevate the spirit and foster empathy, guiding people towards virtuous action."

Rosé: "Wow, that's deep. So, even a pop song can, like, make a difference?"

Confucius: "If it encourages kindness, respect, and a sense of shared humanity, then even the simplest melody can contribute to a more virtuous world."

Rosé: "Okay, Master Kong, that's actually really inspiring. Maybe this whole malfunction thing isn't so bad after all."