"Right you are." Gawain says his fave calm and even, seemingly undeterred by what the other male has said. As there was no wrong within it, for Gawain to find himself uncertain over, "In both regards, though I merely mean to come about with well mannered pardoning. If you are well and unbothered then I am gladden. It would sorrow my spirits to hear that you had felt otherwise. I know you have a distaste toward me, but if you would find it in yourself for us to speak in the future. I would gladly spend the time with you."