Mmhm. I really believe that, y'know. It's better to do somethin' than nothin' at all. Even if it doesn't work out right, like this didn't work out quite how we wanted. That just... it just means you have the tools to do a better job the next go-round. It's like writin' a code. You're goin' to have to sweep for bugs a few times. That's normal.

[Ghosts, bugs, same deal. He probably shouldn't dwell on this train of thought for too long, though, because it's a very good argument for Memory Gun: Mark Two, and he can't let himself give in to that temptation even if post-death is when it's strongest. God, he'd give anything to forget what dying feels like, but he can't. The process of sweeping for bugs with that device is simply too costly.]