Rachel smiling before delivering this line
I'll seek to make thy happiness so great that e'en the name of liberty's forgot.
Rachel's conveying that she would try to make Chloe so happy, that the concept of being free from anyone wouldn't matter anymore. She is willing to commit to prioritising Chloe's joy so much so that Chloe wouldn't want to be apart from her -- they'd want to be together forever, even at the sacrifice of their own freedom. And I still have people on yt telling me they were doomed from the start, and I still saw people saying the entire Tempest scene shows how suppressive she is, even though she still leaves the ultimate decision to Chloe. Might be a stretch, but didn't Rachel hide those ugly mess she got involved in from Chloe because she wanted Chloe to be happy instead of hurt, after all?
I wanted Rachel to fully confess her love, and so I made this from an actual snippet of the Tempest:
Just marry already. Say yes! (full video below)
That aside, one thing the remastered didn't do well in this scene was the lighting. Where did all the shadows go? They made everything so much brighter that the original just looks more natural.