[What people don't get, Brian always thinks, is that it's a matter of compulsion. He doesn't kill because he enjoys it (though he does;) it's a matter of necessity, and when necessity builds past the breaking point that thin veneer of civility gets hard to maintain.
So he's not disturbed by her restlessness, only determined not to catch it himself.]
Room for one more?
[He can sympathize, as well as ever he does; he'd be annoyed, too, if his home had become a safe harbor for the City's scared and huddled masses.]
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So he's not disturbed by her restlessness, only determined not to catch it himself.]
Room for one more?
[He can sympathize, as well as ever he does; he'd be annoyed, too, if his home had become a safe harbor for the City's scared and huddled masses.]