[Bruno's response doesn't come immediately because it comes to him almost immediately. He'd almost entirely forgotten about her, the little sister he cared so much about that was alive and well during those brief few days before the illusion fell apart and everyone woke back up to reality. Sherry, that was her name, wasn't it? Bruno can't help but wonder briefly if that's the same name, but it's a detail that doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things because that explains now why Polnareff ran off after everything returned completely to normal.]
[Bruno hadn't really known Polnareff at all when that happened, he just knew he was upset about something and Giorno was worried to the point of agitation while he waited for Polnareff to return. But it makes sense now. Bruno never had a younger sibling, but he knows what a similar loss feels like to know that he probably wouldn't have reacted much better in the aftermath himself. So, in some ways, he hates that this conversation is in text because these texting conversations never feel particularly personal to Bruno and certainly not relative to what Polnareff's just told him, but it is what it is.]
Then you said and did something incredibly good, Jean.
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[Bruno hadn't really known Polnareff at all when that happened, he just knew he was upset about something and Giorno was worried to the point of agitation while he waited for Polnareff to return. But it makes sense now. Bruno never had a younger sibling, but he knows what a similar loss feels like to know that he probably wouldn't have reacted much better in the aftermath himself. So, in some ways, he hates that this conversation is in text because these texting conversations never feel particularly personal to Bruno and certainly not relative to what Polnareff's just told him, but it is what it is.]
Then you said and did something incredibly good, Jean.