Bluebird paused for a moment, then spoke like those stodgy old folks, unsure of what the young people today are all about.
"By the way, Joey seems very angry," Bluebird said. "I've never seen him so angry before."
"It's probably because of those damn hallucinations... Joey saw that child again," Red Falcon said.
Bluebird fell silent briefly; he too was aware of that incident.
"Is that so? He still hasn't moved past that shadow?"
"What else? Where do you think his obsession with cleanliness comes from? He's killed men, women, old people, young ones, and even things that aren't human. But that time, he killed a child... many of them."
Red Falcon understood Joey; psychological burdens are not just empty words.
"It's not his fault; it was on the battlefield, and mostly it was Gawain who acted," Bluebird tried to defend Joey.
