Well, one thing you don't have to do is face it alone. We all know what really happened back then, and if you tell us that you need help, or that -- that you're having these thoughts or whatever, we'll believe you. But you need to do that, you understand Ken? Anytime you need, you talk to someone instead of running off.

[Maybe they don't know what to do either, but at least he would be with someone else who could make sure Ken didn't do anything he didn't live to regret. How does a kid recover from something like this? He wonders. Can Ken recover, with just them around to help him?]

If you let me, I can help you figure it out. One step at a time, okay?