Redhawk Caldera you don't ever wanna step off that roller coaster and be all alone

While he recognized the woman's tone as being comforting, he refused to give her the time of day. He had been dealing with this for what seemed his entire existence. The last thing he wanted was some nosy lady who didn't even know him to ask about his life. He had not even shared anything about what happened with Peregrine, never mind a complete stranger. The woman took a place beside him, and he shrink away from her proximity, turning his head to face the other direction. That was then the wind hit his face, cooling the tears that streaked down his cheeks for him to realize how much he had actually been crying. 

Perhaps the female was right about one thing, it wasn't good to keep it in. But he would try. His mother had dealt with his father's death, and he would deal with hers, as well as his twin's. He could do it. He wasn't a loser. He couldn't be. But her inquisition only made him mad, for he had heard the same thing before countless times by the wolves at the mountain, the same ones who had devoured his mother in front of him.

"Like you know anything," He spat, lifting his head only to glare at the female. She was new. "Your whole family isn't dead," He had snapped, and at the same time, revealing much more than he had intended. Only moments after did he realize his mistake, and he cowered back into himself, his eyes slammed shut as he aimed to block out the female and her questions. He just wanted to be alone.

oh boy, he's really not making this easy for her, yikes :p