The man didn't much appear to want much attention drawn upon himself at the moment, though was certainly quite polite about it. Detrius gave a curt smile to the man in return, somewhat amused by his small outdated joke. Isaac was certainly a curious fellow, he even appeared somewhat genuine.<br/><br/>"Wouldn't have touched the drink anyway, always too sweet for me." Detrius shrugged.<br/><br/>He tried to politely step away as another detail drew his attention, seeing how the one who called herself Kenzie had dashed off elsewhere. She seemed in much distress, as though she was in need of an escape or perhaps a few kind words. It was understandable to be in a panic in a room filled with known criminals-as they even seemed to consider him to be-he certainly had a bit of unease with them, the one in the jumpsuit in particular. To err was human, Detrius always thought.<br/><br/><em>I suppose I wasn't really going to have much chance to read any of the books regardless, given the lack of time I'd have had to read even a few pages in. If we're all to cooperate, she may just need someone to feel safe around.</em><br/><br/>After glancing over to note Sarah's actions, Detrius moved to head off in the direction the energetic woman went, careful not to accidentally collide with the other patients. As he turne to walk into the hallway, he heard a door swing shut, perhaps a restroom door. Sure enough, the only doors in the hallway were the doors that led outside, the door to the library reading room, and the facilities, and it didn't appear the doors leading outside could have been used so easily.<br/><br/>He rapped the back of his knuckles upon the bathroom door, letting her know someone was out there.<br/><br/>"I don't know you, and you don't know me. Now that we're here, we should try. Not asking for trust, just a chance to get to know each other."<br/><br/>Did he say enough, he wondered? Did his words even make any sense to her? Did it even matter?<br/><br/>He shook his head and awaited her response, even an angry curse would be acceptable.