[In contrast, Diluc meets the eyes of those he hurt. There is a kind of defiance to him. He is standing his ground no matter what it costs him.] It is common to be faced with things you don’t remember. And it is very common for this place to try to hurt you.

[He bows to the wall of eyes with his hand pressed to his chest, his voice soft and clear.] I don’t remember all of you. Barely even a handful. I accept my sins.

For whatever reasons I committed them, you paid a price for it. I will never forget that. [He straightens and looks to her.] Usually the way through is to talk about it or at least, acknowledge what is happening. It is common that ignoring things means they get worse.