[Bruno wouldn't have expected another answer from Giorno to that question. He can find happiness when it's presented to him. He's not the sort of person to reject it even in the face of loss. But that doesn't mean he's content with the sacrifices that had to be made for him to get where he is to completely ignore their existence. He still carries some of the burden of the losses as they are his family. Bruno feels it, too. Even with Abbacchio here, the weight of his death settles on his shoulders. Sometimes it's a little less noticeable when he's in Abbacchio's company, but not always. And Narancia... That's not something that Bruno thinks will ever stop eating at him.]
[So, in the end, it's not something Bruno feels the need to try and correct because he can't tell Giorno how to heal when he still hasn't quite figured it out himself. And it's not something he'd particularly want to change about Giorno right now anyway. Especially not when Giorno is being honest about and aware of himself. He's right in that his intentions are good. But that doesn't negate the fact what he does is wrong. Were his intentions any less than they are, it would not bode well for anyone, Giorno included. He can't and shouldn't be sheltered from feelings like this. He needs to learn that not everything about loving another person is good. Love, for all the good that it brings and does for someone, also comes with a great deal of pain. Bruno believes in Giorno, however. He believes that Giorno is strong enough.]
It will depend on what exactly you're apologizing for.
[Bruno can guess though at this point from the direction of the conversation; he nods for Giorno to go ahead.]
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[So, in the end, it's not something Bruno feels the need to try and correct because he can't tell Giorno how to heal when he still hasn't quite figured it out himself. And it's not something he'd particularly want to change about Giorno right now anyway. Especially not when Giorno is being honest about and aware of himself. He's right in that his intentions are good. But that doesn't negate the fact what he does is wrong. Were his intentions any less than they are, it would not bode well for anyone, Giorno included. He can't and shouldn't be sheltered from feelings like this. He needs to learn that not everything about loving another person is good. Love, for all the good that it brings and does for someone, also comes with a great deal of pain. Bruno believes in Giorno, however. He believes that Giorno is strong enough.]
It will depend on what exactly you're apologizing for.
[Bruno can guess though at this point from the direction of the conversation; he nods for Giorno to go ahead.]