[ Her name gets breathed out in such a way that it sounds like he’s going to argue, and he very nearly does. He should tell her to get back into town, spend the evening with Leni or another one of the women while he cleared away the bodies and the blood.
It would be easier to leave if she weren’t here to see it, because after this, he surely must go. He can’t do this again, invite violence to her door by his mere presence.
But he is so very selfish, and so he doesn’t tell her to go. He relents with a quiet sigh. ]
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[ Her name gets breathed out in such a way that it sounds like he’s going to argue, and he very nearly does. He should tell her to get back into town, spend the evening with Leni or another one of the women while he cleared away the bodies and the blood.
It would be easier to leave if she weren’t here to see it, because after this, he surely must go. He can’t do this again, invite violence to her door by his mere presence.
But he is so very selfish, and so he doesn’t tell her to go. He relents with a quiet sigh. ]
All right. Help me get them outside.