[For a brief moment, Bruno doesn't know what to say to that. He's not at all tempted to say that he hasn't been angry. Bruno's never been a blatant liar even if he has the tendency to omit and mask. But Bruno's emotions have almost always been his own private affair. Not things that he spends a great deal of time on--because there are far more important things he can be doing with his time and energy--but they are still his. And Giorno today seems very intent on moving in on what few things Bruno has managed to keep selfishly to himself.]

[After that brief moment, Bruno moves his gaze away from Giorno and back to the water. He squelches any defensiveness that arises.]

And what does being angry do for any of us? I can disagree with you without being angry. Anyway, those decisions are in your hands now and not mine to challenge. [Question them maybe, but it's not up to Bruno to tell Giorno what to do anymore. So in the end, when it comes to Giorno's decisions, Bruno doesn't necessarily have to like it. He just has to find a way to be okay with it. So, he pushes himself to be, relying on his trust in Giorno to get him there.] My attention is better placed trying to get Abbacchio back than being pissed with you or arguing about what's already been done.