[ That's good, that he hasn't done anything to hurt Archangel. It's not like Amos really wants to hurt anyone; it's just something he ends up doing more often than not. Just a part of who he is.

He'd never really thought about forgiveness before; not for himself, at least. He does something, he moves on, and other people either move on with him or they don't. It never had to be anything more than that — but maybe it should be. He's not entirely sure how that works, someone he hasn't wronged forgiving him for things, but if it's being offered... ]

Yes.

[ The answer is plain but punctuated as Amos takes Archangel's hand, his own broad and calloused from years of manual labour. He really isn't sure how he feels about being forgiven, but it can only be a good thing, right? ]

I know you said you don't need to know, but feels like I should tell you anyway. Yeah, I've done plenty of bad shit; the part that bothers me is that I don't feel bad about any of it. It's not supposed to work that way. Normal people feel bad when they do something wrong. I don't feel anything. Can't help but wonder if that's worse.