Kind of. But mostly, I think they locked me up because they didn't understand me. They didn't know how to control me, and I didn't know how to control myself. I hurt some of the other prisoners, too. I didn't kill 'em, but - it wasn't good. So I asked them to put me in solitary. It was better that way.

[His eyes lower, as they always do when he thinks about that time - and he thinks about it a lot. It's one of those things he thinks it's important to remember, painful as that is.]

[Ben makes him smile, though. A little.]

Everything's like that, I think. Everything that's not instinct is easier to think about than to do.