But you didn't. [He says this strongly, with that tone he gets during an especially difficult court case. It's determined, stubborn as all get out, and it somehow makes him feel as if he's defending Heather from herself. Like a lawyer should. The metaphor is as wildly innappropriate and weird as it is...encouraging.]

Heather, we were all hallucinating. No one was in their right state of mind. It wasn't you, and nothing you did under that influence was your fault. It wasn't.