Stop. I did not mention the Master's world, in regards to killing. He did before. More than once. I have told you this, and I have told you that he has expressed to me, more than once, that he attacks on whim, without warning, and does not yet know how to control it or what causes it. The fact that I am aware of this, and that it is both my job to guard against it and find a way to undo it, does NOT mean that I regard the both of you as common criminals with no opinions in the matter. So cease addressing what was already an established problem as something purely caused by that place. It wasn't. It was only exacerbated there.

And you continue to return to the incident that took place after you were both brought back to the Barge -- if your behaviors must be measured against influences in that world that were beyond your control, as Sexby and I have had to do, then you cannot turn around an say that it is unthinkable that we might react to it adversely in turn. I permitted my emotions to get the better of me, and rightly, I was restrained, and I did not object to that happening, which was a key difference. Now kindly drop it.