'So mutants is the name for the "super heroes" of her world?' Grimmer nodded, making note of it in his head. Perhaps his understanding of the English language was slightly off, but that did not sound like a very kind term. Rather, it sounded more or less derogatory. He was feeling tempted to continue referring to her as a “super hero” in his mind and just avoid saying the word altogether.
“That’s terrible…” A deep, angry frown developed on Grimmer’s face as she mentioned being driven out of her family due to her differences. He was always very reactive towards hearing of mistreatment of children, whether through simple bullying, or actual abuse, and this case was no different. Parents had the responsibility of protecting and caring for their children. To allow their ideals to drive them to purposely bring damage onto their children was something that Grimmer could not accept, under any circumstances.
If one were to actually question him why he took this type of abuse so personally, Grimmer would probably be unable to give a genuinely believed answer. After all, his incapability of feeling love caused him to not cry at all over his sons death. This was despite his best efforts to raise his own child, and be a good father in every way that he possibly could. Still, it made him very upset that humans capable of feeling love did not use that emotion to protect their children.
"So...I'm guessing you don't really like the Joker that much either?" Grimmer looked towards Noriko, curious on what her dealings with him had been. If her opinion of him was similar to Grimmer’s, than maybe he might have an ally in this mess.
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“That’s terrible…” A deep, angry frown developed on Grimmer’s face as she mentioned being driven out of her family due to her differences. He was always very reactive towards hearing of mistreatment of children, whether through simple bullying, or actual abuse, and this case was no different. Parents had the responsibility of protecting and caring for their children. To allow their ideals to drive them to purposely bring damage onto their children was something that Grimmer could not accept, under any circumstances.
If one were to actually question him why he took this type of abuse so personally, Grimmer would probably be unable to give a genuinely believed answer. After all, his incapability of feeling love caused him to not cry at all over his sons death. This was despite his best efforts to raise his own child, and be a good father in every way that he possibly could. Still, it made him very upset that humans capable of feeling love did not use that emotion to protect their children.
"So...I'm guessing you don't really like the Joker that much either?" Grimmer looked towards Noriko, curious on what her dealings with him had been. If her opinion of him was similar to Grimmer’s, than maybe he might have an ally in this mess.