[She's quiet herself, just letting him process that. It's important, really, but it's also personal — the sort of thing they'll all have to come to terms with individually, as they try to accept the horrors of their shared experiences.

It's much easier to see them in a place like Johto, where everything is so different. But that doesn't necessarily make it better, either.]

That's how it is. To take the sort of people who could be friends, and show that even people like that could turn on each other and kill each other under the right circumstances or incentives...

[...]

There were no winners and no justice in what we did. That's why I can't say for certain that I don't regret it.