[ he's silent when it comes to adrien's question, which is an answer in itself - he doesn't agree, because there is at least a fraction of blame to be placed on him. but while the guilt is there, he refuses to have it eat at him.

at least, he's trying not to let it. ]

It's natural to have regrets about past decisions; the uncertainty in the outcomes of our actions is a part of what makes us human. The important thing is that we try our best to learn from them, and make amends to those that we may have hurt along the way.

[ it's something that he's offered to his fellow perished groupmates, of course. but that's not everyone that he has to address. ]

And on that note, you have my sincerest apologies for making you worry again.