Roman nods at Waver's assessment. He does think differently now. More like he's able to express himself either. This is also making him hungry, so he's going to slice another piece of Emiya's cake.

"Yes, it still is," he heaves a sigh, feeling his ears become hot. It's true his childishness is due to his inexperience in most things. It's been ten years and most of his time he's spent in Chaldea. "But living is learning, isn't it?" That too is good, he wants to keep on learning.

What would your sister say about this? "I know! I mean I loved my people, but modern humanity is just amazing," he exclaims with honest affection. He's pretty much the complete opposite of those Servants who yearn for the golden age of the past where humanity was, in their opinion, better. "People have more individuality now, I mean in a positive way." The one about their personal growth, and dreams, rather than the selfish kind. "Uh," he laughs awkwardly, idols, of course. "Solomon wouldn't even be free to browse Magi★Mari as I do so it'll be wasted on him."

Let him make clear that one was completely false.