[Belatedly, Keldor realises he's disclosed more than he intended to, especially to someone he still only barely knows. But he decides to keep going; divulging just enough without sharing too much information. Besides. Radley's next reaction will affirm or not that he's someone Keldor can truly confide in about everything.]

And yet they do not care. Certainly not the rightness of their opinion, or even if it is long past time to let things go. They will neither forget or forgive.

To them, the deeds of one must be atoned for by the rest. For all time.

[Anger can be heard in his deceptively-calm tone, but also great pain. Keldor isn't just another Gar—he's the son of King Miro and a descendant of no less than King Grayskull himself, and thus a prince. But if being a prince didn't provide immunity to the humans' hatred, one can only imagine what those Gar who have ventured beyond the island have been subjected to.

Not Keldor, though. He knows, for he was told, and it fuels his own anger over this injustice his own people are subjected to.]