I get you, [Bruno says with a small nod.] You can always trust that I will never ask you to do something that goes against your beliefs or pushes beyond your limits. I would sooner do it myself in that case.

It's as much my duty to protect you as it is yours to do as I say.

[And that's how it works from Bruno's perspective, but it's also why he could have never been don. Being don requires a certain degree of selfishness to demand protection without needlessly jeopardizing others. Giorno has enough of that to do well. Not that he has a perfect balance just yet, mind you, but he's learning.]