This is Keldor. Oh, he'll try to run from his problems if you let him, but the narrative has something planned for that to get him to finally accept help stay tuned!.

At this moment, he's thinking about his options. He could discuss this with a stranger, but there's the issue of trust. Keldor doesn't open up to just anyone—even his friends in Eternia [save for Evelyn] don't know everything about the man who leads them in their not-so-little rebellion he's so closed-off.

But the other option is to come to Radley for help, and, well... Does he really want to burden this other man with his problems? When he's got his own to deal with? Is it even fair?

All in all, he's not too sure what he ought to do or who he goes to to help him with it.

"I ... shall ponder my options some...," he says hedgingly.

That's okay, right? Giving yourself time to make a decision, right?