He doesn't reply, and she's not sure what she expected him to say. Thanks? Why? I don't fucking care??? He doesn't look to be particularly...pleased, by it, though.

"...It's okay, you know." She told him, voice still quiet. "It's okay to get tired. Of everything. It's okay to want it to stop. There's no shame in feeling like there's only one way to find peace." It's against what she's been taught, it's always been frowned on by the Dalish, a great taboo. But she understands how Cade feels, and she tells him what she wants to hear, not what she's heard.

"You're not a bad person, for wanting to make the pain and the hurting stop. But...you're also a brave person. For walking away from it." She examined her hands closely, suddenly quite interested in her palm. "I think that it takes a lot of courage to decide to keep moving forward instead of stopping, even when it's hard. And I know that it's easy to think that no one would care, that everyone would move on without you, but...That's not true. There are people who want to be there for you, Cade, and I know that it's hard to see that sometimes. A lot of the time. But when moving forward is hard, if you go to those people...they'll make it a little easier to see why it's the better option."