You've got this whole power-over-animals thing down a lot better than me," Rafe said, trying for a smile. "They like me well enough, but that's about it. And the healing part, too. You--""You don't have to make nice, Rafe. I know you want my help finding the people who did this to us. But I need those answers, too. I'm not stupid--""God forbid," he muttered."What's that supposed to mean?""Just agreeing. You're not stupid.
In a conversation between Rafe and another character, Rafe acknowledges the other person's ability to connect with animals and heal, suggesting a sense of admiration mixed with self-deprecation about his own skills. He attempts to lighten the mood with a smile, but there is an underlying tension as they discuss their shared goal of uncovering the truth behind their situation.
The other character, aware of Rafe's intentions, calls out his attempt to downplay their predicament. They express their own need for answers, implying that both of them are equally invested in seeking justice. Rafe's sarcastic comment about agreeing further reveals their dynamic, highlighting a mix of camaraderie and unspoken challenges as they navigate their circumstances together.
