[Strange, and unpleasant. And he feels even worse, hearing the end of her story.

What he went through was awful, yes, but at least he and Teddy survived it together.]

God... I'm sorry. That must have been hard.

[This is like when Teddy lost his mother- even back then, he hadn't been sure what to say, and more often than not ends up sticking his foot right in his mouth.]

Why was breaking the stones worth killing for, to them? Or was it just that much of a monster that it didn't matter?