[ He doesn't disagree, thankfully, but that I is enough of a slip-up, and so is changing the subject to rest and drink, funnily enough. It's not that different from what he tried to do back at the bonfire, and this time, Eurydice won't let it slide. ]

No, no, you need to understand -- [ Eurydice doesn't quite raise her voice, but she almost gets there. To her, at least, it feels very important that he truly gets this. ] -- you didn't think there was another way, right? And you were tired. And desperate. So you thought things might, maybe be a little better if you just -- if you died, but they didn't get better, they got worse, and now, you've -- you've left people behind.

[ she takes a deep breath. that was...a lot. ]

I did that to Orpheus. [ so: a similar mistake. ]