"I suppose not. I just -- well, I guess I didn't think on it too much." Of course he didn't, he had a very simple view of life, drilled into him since his youth. There was one good thing to do and one bad thing to do. And he always did the good thing. Anyone who didn't do the good thing and did the bad thing was, therefore, bad.

Though he knew it wasn't that simple now he was older and breaking the rules himself. He, much like Crowley, saw the shades of grey but it was still very tricky to understand it all. "We did teach the monster badly. As a race. Humans have a lot of options and we always seem to pick the worst ones. Wonder why that is." Why, as a race, were they determined to rush towards mutual destruction together.