Dr. Hill listens in silence the whole while, letting Harrowheart spill his explanations and feelings, not even interjecting a nod or a 'right' or any other interruption of that nature. Just listening and listening closely.

When the conclusion comes, he sighs and hunkers down next to Harrowheart, elbows resting on his knees, flat palms together. Getting down so he's not looming over him by standing next to his chair like he was.

"Seems this went well beyond just thinking about how it is to be another person and went into the nature of souls, bodies and the ties between them. You three certainly plumbed the depths more than any other. And I think you understand Viatorus exceptionally well for this all. Realizing that, despite his wealth and prestige, he's still a person. A person expected to be one, singular thing despite his nature making him more naturally another thing entirely. I certainly don't envy him."

He's quiet another moment, thinking over his next words. Wondering what should be addressed, perhaps, and how to do so.

"I don't think you'd have done it. Hurt Viatorus like that, I mean. Despite you feeling like a thug and a brute, that sort of thing is not who you are. I sincerely believe that."