I don't think the answers to these will mean much nor offer any sort of reprieve. As far as I can tell, our arriving here doesn't offer much rhyme or reason. There doesn't seem to be any real pattern, so I don't think that there would be much of a pattern as to why she ended up like this either. [Wriothesley feels his words are not exactly kind, but he also thinks that lamenting on this would be helpful nor would it bring the peace that Neuvillette probably wants. It would be kinder to steer the man towards a different path.]

As far as I can tell, Furina stayed in line and didn't make much of a fuss in comparison to others, so it is highly like that her leaving has no real basis in anything specific. [Leaving. Because they don't know what any of this means. Perhaps she is comfortably back home handling Fontaine's affairs where she should be.

He sighs and after a moment, he reaches to brush his finger against Neuvillette's cheek.] You're thinking quite loudly, Neuvillette. I thought you would want to be aware, but it makes me wonder if I should have sought this out on my own. [Neuvillette never seems to lack worries and Furina was so quiet that it felt like it would have been easy to miss her. He could have never known she was here for as long as the warden had been.]