Well, he doesn't blank out, at least. What a ridiculous state to be reduced to.

"I think I knew that at some level," he says. "Or perhaps I was just afraid to admit it. I'm as I am here because I don't belong, so logically... you were as you were at home because you didn't belong."

But what a thought. He wasn't always like he is. The world wasn't always how it is. Why would he want that? "Why did we oppose him? I mean—if our world was like the ones I've heard described, surely it's better now? Why don't you like it?"