Losa doesn't think Rudolf lacks courage.
After all, someone who fears not even death can hardly be called cowardly.
Honestly, Losa doubts if he has the ability to pull a person suffering from severe depression out of despair. Even with advanced medicine in later generations, there aren't many good methods for treating depression.
If he were present himself, it might be straightforward, dealing with things forcefully, but now he can only rely on his words.
"Prince Rudolf, I do not intend to influence your choice to end your life, but I must remind you that life is a gift from God. As the Crown Prince of Austria and Germany, favored by God, even if you don't consider repaying this grace, and prefer to bear the sin of falling into the Fire Prison to end your life, why drag Lady Mary with you?"
Rudolf's expression was conflicted: "I..."
"This is the path I've chosen, I won't regret it!"
