That's a real shame.

[ Yet somehow, he doesn't sound as disappointed or disillusioned as one would think. It's because he doesn't believe the man's world is connected to his own. The world that William will make -- it will actually be one of equality. Will there still be crime? Of course; Moran isn't so idealistic as to think that there won't still be wrongdoings done. But at least, everyone will be judged. ]

That, so? We have one in ours, too, called Scotland Yard and the British government. [ He chuckles. ] ... but it only prevents justice from those that are able to game it. Sounds like yours is the same...

[ Breathing in deep, he knows if he was in a pub that these sort of complaints would be met with glasses raised and loud rallying cries of agreement. But between two people, it sounds a little more intimate and scratching too close to the surface of who he is.

But it also lets him figure out what kind of person his companion is. Because he senses there is something there... he just can't tell yet what that something is. ]

Being a good person and following a system of law, are they really the same?