[ On his side, Hythlodaeus sighs to himself. It could be seen as an insult. It could be taken to mean that Theo's soul, the soul of their beloved friend, is priceless.
But as he does lack the context of the action, he can't speak for it with certainty. Nor will his words make a difference - it is Hades - or, perhaps, Emet-Selch - who should give context when he finds his own stance on things.
But the last part makes him smile, if only a little, and sadly. ]
I'm afraid that without people to give him cause to exercise such control, it is rather that he got into some horrible habits on that account. His peers cared little for offense, in their state, I would imagine.
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But as he does lack the context of the action, he can't speak for it with certainty. Nor will his words make a difference - it is Hades - or, perhaps, Emet-Selch - who should give context when he finds his own stance on things.
But the last part makes him smile, if only a little, and sadly. ]
I'm afraid that without people to give him cause to exercise such control, it is rather that he got into some horrible habits on that account. His peers cared little for offense, in their state, I would imagine.