[ Her response surprises him, though it does spark just a tiny bit of amusement as well. It's not at her, but it's more just to hear this, it almost reminds him of a mirror image of Will's own disorder. Where Will feels far too much, this girl felt nothing, if she'd only just cried for the first time. He draws a few conclusions of his own, just guesses as he starts to draw a picture of her psyche for himself, but when she looks up, there's no judgement or surprise on his face. He's still listening, and though his expression is curious, it's still encouraging her to continue. ]

I must admit, it's a surprise to hear that crying is so recent for you. What did you do when you were sad before?

[ It's a question to tease at one of his guesses, that perhaps the lack of emotional response comes from trauma or disorder, but he continues to ask another question. ]

Why do you feel separate from others?