[He nods slowly in response to her question, part of him perhaps wishing that she was angry with him. He knows what to do with anger. But here was Colette, just rolling with the fact that she'd been lied to so much and acting like it wasn't a big deal. He's not necessarily surprised, he's known Colette long enough to know what kind of person she is, but it kind of bothers him that she's so willing to just accept the lies and deceit as just another part of her life.]

I suppose a lot of us were dishonest to some degree.

[Including Colette, the way she always insisted that she was okay so that nobody else would worry.]

That doesn't make it acceptable, though. I accompanied you knowing full well exactly what fate awaited you. Everyone else was just trusting in what they were taught by the church, yourself included. I'm the only one that is to blame.