Shinn. You sound like a child that had also had a hard life, but there is nothing I care to do to make you feel better about that. You seem to have no desire to explore alternative mindsets.

[ It's why Set gives one last look to the children. He doesn't trust Shinn with them, but fighting him on morals in a room full of them is beyond inappropriate. ]

And quite frankly, I am tired of you putting words in my mouth and taking everything I say at its worst value. I think you are shouldering an impossible task, and you are so combative in your righteousness, you may end up alone in it. I rue the future of this world, because so few of you want to think critically. Are you going to stay here, in the end? Are you going to die in this world, policing them? Will you become the next tyrant, lambasting all those you deem "not doing enough"?

[ Calmly, he turns his back on the young man and begins to walk to the door. He'll return to the children whenever he's no longer around. ]

I think it would be best if you and I do not speak again. Ever. Goodbye.