Liz rolls over and sits up.  Her eyes are still red, but they aren't teary.  "I know.  It must have been hard for him to grow up with that, feeling like he doesn't belong.  But I think part of the reason I felt so at ease with him was the fact that he was like me.  Human but not.  And then when I was talking about that, about how he doesn't have to think of himself as being bound to what demons do but being able to make choices like humans, he started telling me how evil he is.  And I guess he knows himself better than I do.  So maybe that part of him is already gone, and I was just imagining it was still there."<br/><br/>She sighs.  "I'm sorry to burden you with this.  It's nothing that important.  I mean, I've got a couple more weeks, then Brian and I can go our own way and get out of your hair.  By the way, speaking of Brian... I think you might have gone overboard giving him that much money to buy boardgames with.  He could buy a whole store full with that, if Cayn estimated right."