Garrot just squints that idiom, trying not to ask about it until his pedigreed education clicks and he realizes it might be about building things? And the elf keeps going, talking about how emotions aren't good or evil, how he needs to focus on what he does, and why. The doctor just sits there as a little smile creeps onto his face, an indication that maybe, just maybe he's found someone who can help him through this.

"Th-thanks..." Honestly, Garrot's just glad to hear that he's not a bad person for being so angry about all this, for wanting to destroy the Wizard like he's some savage beast. The weird thing is that it's from Gyre, who tends to yell at him half the time. "This is just such a weird situation for me. Like..." He blinks a few times, willing to take an assumptive leap. "Imagine if the guy who caused your nightmares was, like, a Knight. How uncomfortable and confusing that'd be."

Garrot has no idea if the comparison is accurate, but he knows that the more he tries to keep himself and Gyre on the same page, the better things end up going for them.