I've never felt like I belong in this village. [He had belonged in Sayo's apartment, and he had belonged wherever he could be with Kaori, and in his house with his sister. But all of those spaces are empty now. Gutted. Even if he's never felt the hostility he still expects from the humans here, the imagined scorn that leaves him wary of everyone he sees, he knows a wall separates him from the rest of them.]
I don't expect you to understand. Why would you? You live in that house full of your companions. You admire people like Lloyd. You have your naive ideals because you don't know what the word reality means.
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I've never felt like I belong in this village. [He had belonged in Sayo's apartment, and he had belonged wherever he could be with Kaori, and in his house with his sister. But all of those spaces are empty now. Gutted. Even if he's never felt the hostility he still expects from the humans here, the imagined scorn that leaves him wary of everyone he sees, he knows a wall separates him from the rest of them.]
I don't expect you to understand. Why would you? You live in that house full of your companions. You admire people like Lloyd. You have your naive ideals because you don't know what the word reality means.