I think you are misunderstanding me. I did not mean to imply that you are prejudiced against anyone but mutants; I merely suggested that removing the rights of one group of people is not much different. And when you tell me that you think mutants don't deserve fair trials, should be cured for their own good or taken somewhere else, I am not the one who makes you sound like a nazi, my dear. You are.

[The is downright pity in his voice now. After a moment or two, he fumbles in his pocket for a severely battered cell phone, taking a moment to flick through it before handing it to Eren. It shows a picture of a pale boy with dark hair and a tiny young woman with bright red hair, grinning at the camera together. Both are wearing pajamas, and the boy is clutching a stuffed toy with a hint of defiance in his posture.]

I told you before I've been trained to kill. That makes me a dangerous mutant in your eyes, correct? So are those two. That's Balfour and Anastasia. He's twelve and she's sixteen. [Luvander's words once more lose their easy flow, and his accent becomes heavier.] You say you don't want anyone to die except the dangerous ones. So... did these two deserve to die?