[There's a moment of silence before he answers, softly-]
No, it doesn't.
[He can relate to that, he supposes. Not in the sense of being a Nation and feeling it in that sense, but the emptiness France talks about strikes him as familiar. The emptiness and the people who couldn't stay.]
[He's unwilling to bring that up, though, and instead focuses his attention on the person he's talking to. As he usually does.]
[Action]
No, it doesn't.
[He can relate to that, he supposes. Not in the sense of being a Nation and feeling it in that sense, but the emptiness France talks about strikes him as familiar. The emptiness and the people who couldn't stay.]
[He's unwilling to bring that up, though, and instead focuses his attention on the person he's talking to. As he usually does.]
Do you still feel lonely?