You're not very perceptive, I imagine it was a bad match for how hard she is to read sometimes.

[ It's obvious he doesn't have much to say that he thinks Set will listen to. Mother was the one who told him to find his own answers, which means she certainly doesn't think Set is a villain-- at the very least, she doesn't think he deserves the ending he's written for himself if she was willing to lead Horus to find his own path when he'd reached his crossroads. If his mother hadn't encouraged him, perhaps he would've fallen back into line and accepted that Set was who everyone said he was. But she hadn't. But it's too cold to properly think and express that, and Set isn't listening anyway. So he sighs, then shivers because that breath wasn't as hot as he was hoping. He should check if Walter is near yet. ]

You don't know me and ever since I stopped pretending to be Anubis, you refuse to try.