Actually did?<br/><br/>He thought to himself for a moment, appearing distant trying to decipher her words. They seemed, frank enough, yet, she seemed accusatory towards his own honesty. Perhaps it couldn't be helped, there was little in way for her to truly understand.<br/><br/>"Fair. Burnt a toy store down that held a fairly large number of..." He paused, the name just seemed too, friendly for such deceptive servants of the enemy, "Teddy Bears...."<br/><br/>It was difficult to produce the words from his mouth, it just made him uncomfortable even thinking of those devils. This was no time for delay, but rather honesty.<br/><br/>"Scared people to ensure their safety. No one hurt or dead. I saved their lives. At least their children's. The store needed to be purged of true monsters."<br/><br/>Like that was helpful. Everyone else sees them as cute little stuffed toys.<br/><br/>Perhaps... she was worried how he's see her as well. He stopped and looked at her for a moment. She was rather colorful, somewhat opposite his own demeanour,  if not for her drastic measure and her possible dealings with schizophrenia-though it could well just be the voices from this session-she seemed a fairly, normal woman.<br/><br/>"If you hold sucb commitment to truth, then I suppose, you would be less willing to kill unless, something spurred you to it outside your control." This was fairly baseless, but there was a chance it might give her some comfort-if comfort was even the smart thing to do.<br/><br/>Detritus sat down for a bit to get more relaxed, at the moment there was no need to worry. Unless... perhaps... she was in on the Teddy Bear conspiracy... but... that really would be insane.