I suppose that what I truly question is whether it was... wise, I suppose is the word I want -- was it wise to split yourself into two disparate images of yourself? I know that it is highly unlikely that you would be able to change what you did, to fix it, for lack of a better word. Because, you see, it is my better qualities that keep my others in check, that stay my tongue from speaking words that I would regret. You are forced to apologise for what Edward says and does, because you aren't able to do that.
I am sorry if I am overstepping boundaries, Henry, truly.
I am glad he has those good qualities; they go far toward redeeming the man that I know. I suppose I simply wish I could see them for myself.
I do forgive you for neglecting me, but perhaps you will join me for lunch one day? If, that is, I haven't gone to far in speaking to you so openly and frankly. You do, of course, have more experience with Edward than I.