The Chief shakes his head. "That is one hell of a resume." He wouldn't have told Wash if he didn't trust him, but damn.
He doesn't try to offer condolences for what happened, though. It's a mix of not being sure how and an instinct that they're sort of worthless. The Chief doesn't want anyone's pity, and doesn't expect Wash to want his. The past can't be changed by sentiment.
Instead, he keeps moving the same way Wash did: by asking the question raised.
"What were they trying to accomplish?" Because, unless things are worse than he thought, what happened to Wash doesn't seem like anyone's ideal endgame.
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He doesn't try to offer condolences for what happened, though. It's a mix of not being sure how and an instinct that they're sort of worthless. The Chief doesn't want anyone's pity, and doesn't expect Wash to want his. The past can't be changed by sentiment.
Instead, he keeps moving the same way Wash did: by asking the question raised.
"What were they trying to accomplish?" Because, unless things are worse than he thought, what happened to Wash doesn't seem like anyone's ideal endgame.