[He's just here to help the miserable, lonely, and depressed!

Azul listens, his expression morphing into a concerned frown. Even so, he's wondering what he got himself into by talking to this guy; royalty still exists in Azul's world, but bloody coops are largely confined to history, replaced now by political trickery.]

I see. I understand why this play must have triggered such a recollection.

[Since it is also showing the bloody death of a king... which actually has him wondering, is this play showing them something connected to the people here, and not the town itself?

(He's wrong, but right now that's a theory he's considering.)

Nothing in the current play pertains to Azul himself, though, so he can't be sure. His stepfather is loving, and if he ever tried anything on his mother Azul would be after him himself. But he doesn't bring that up; he doesn't think it would be appreciated.]

Would you like to leave? Maybe watching this isn't the best for your mental health.

[He wants to see if and how the play changes if Dimitri leaves.]