[It's difficult from his end too. With his Lady, she and him share a connection where sometimes they don't need words to describe emotions, grief or trouble. The Storyteller is not that god; they will both have to make do.]

I... if you asked for my personal opinion, I think it matters if it changed you.

[He isn't sure how to describe this, either; he has no clue what the Storyteller has seen, the nature of their work. But he'll try.]

When I find people who have broken the natural order, who have scraped to change the world, they almost always do it for a single person. They're fighting not for their body, or something they can hold, but for what they meant to them. The connection. Their bond.I think it is rare anyone remembers everything about anyone-- but that connection is what they reach for, enough to break the world for a chance at getting it back.

[Kravitz' eyes slide back to the Storyteller's again, trying not to be accusing, invite him with his gaze into the discussion.]

If you remember their impact. If they gave you feelings, or a process, or left your life differently... I think that matters. I think that, too, is a story.