It was always hard to realize you were rejected and sometimes surviving the trauma ended up being the rebuilding of life that was not based on trying to make it through the next pain. He couldn't help but chuckle about hearing those questions. "You have a lot of things to catch up on." He sat down by Sam's bedside, taking his hands in his own for comforting contact as he spoke about the world and trying to catch up on what he missed. Of course it was hard to do and more like on a 'previously on the last episode' cut scenes but he did his best to cover humans, wars, other things like tv and telephones and anything else that he might encounter.<br/><br/>He even explained the machines that Sam was hooked up to since he would not be familiar with modern hospitals or why they were the way they were. At some point he had to finish the rounds of his shift but he promised to come back as soon as he could. He explained that this was his job and that with no real family around he enjoyed helping and serving the people, much like most angels might. He left some books with Sam from the library they had on hand and it was mostly a random selection since it had been requested from previous long term stay patients who had a variety of interests.