"All because of her," Rosie says, which- Maybe that's a bit insensitive. The woman didn't get much of Athena beyond what was said, but his feelings about her were complicated to say the least.

Though of all people, Rosie understands the desire to remove a part of one's soul in the midst of grief. To take away any of that pain. He was doing it for a more pragmatic reason, in the end, with the aforementioned corruption but still.

"I'm sorry," she offers, next. "That all that happened, I guess, but also just... that you had to do that in the first place?"