[Rhade nods.] Among my people- in my time, there were standards Nietzscheans had to meet. Our families are a part of us, and in the pursuit of self-interest and continuing our ideals, we needed to appreciate our families. We had to honor our wives and our matriarchs, because they gave us life and give us children.

[He swallows as he puts the towels in the laundry, trying to remember if he has cleaning solution here or if he has to go to the closet.]

He murdered his wife. He murdered a woman that would like to be a loving mother. I don't... [He has difficulty expressing this. Normally he's never short on words. But with Ben, he needs to take care.] I don't think he deserves to have a legacy. But I can't start thinking I can force my own ideas of the future on people again. That's what got me here in the first place.