[ he doesn't know, either, because he's sure defecting would put an enormous target on her back; it's not like he can say "come with me" and take her out of here himself, either. Still, to kill and die for something you don't even personally believe in sounds like an absolute waste. Johnny would never do something like that - and while that could partially be attributed to a lack of empathy on his part, he thinks that Gray might be suffering from an overabundance of it. ]

... Just make sure you're doing what you want to be doing. I don't know what the "right" path is, but I know there's no second chances in life. If you screw up and do something you regret, you're gonna be stuck with it.

[ again, he doesn't feel qualified to give advice, but he supposes if he's good for anything, it's a cautionary tale of how not to live. ]

And I can tell you this... if everyone on the Kenoma feels the way you say you do, then the Kenoma are going to lose.