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Osprey had a great deal of empathy for those, who were in grief or were suffering and had she and Burke been closer friends, she would have closed the distance between them and touched him, offered consolation in just being there. But their situation was the way it was and she did not think that they were close enough to share such a thing. Because he might take it the wrong way and... his grief for the lost mate was his personal deal and she did not want to trespass this thin line. 

"I think that the stories all too often put emphasis on the "romantic" and "passionate" aspect of love, often forgetting that it comes to us in all forms and shapes, so to say..." she began, smiling at her "words of wisdom" and, how it had taken her so many years to come and understand this. "And - Burke," she leaned her head down slightly to catch his gaze, "pain needs to be felt. You can be the tough man to your comrades, but you can be open out here - don't hold back, let it out!"