No, I shouldn't! [Elizabeth's hand on Gai's elbow turns into a grip, trying to force him to look at her and see what she's trying to say.]
If I was afraid, I would be a hypocrite. And that is one thing... I do not want to be. I can live with myself if I'm anything else. But I stood behind someone who killed dozens, maybe hundreds, of people so I could escape and never look over my shoulder again.
How ungrateful would I be if I said I was afraid of him for doing that for me? How backwards would it be if I said I understood what he did, but couldn't understand whatever you did? For something bigger than just me?
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If I was afraid, I would be a hypocrite. And that is one thing... I do not want to be. I can live with myself if I'm anything else. But I stood behind someone who killed dozens, maybe hundreds, of people so I could escape and never look over my shoulder again.
How ungrateful would I be if I said I was afraid of him for doing that for me? How backwards would it be if I said I understood what he did, but couldn't understand whatever you did? For something bigger than just me?