[A fool indeed, perhaps, but given his own experience, the question of intent sticks with Beckett. A part of him wishes he could explain this properly to Brian, the idea of fellow-seekers and the one loyalty he concedes to having. But he is not sure how, when Brian is still learning the ropes about friendship as a concept, and Beckett has never been too articulate about it, himself.]
If I cannot catch him on his way, I'll leave it be - let him do it once. Once might be enough.
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If I cannot catch him on his way, I'll leave it be - let him do it once. Once might be enough.