It's also possible that a better answer might not help. I think there are certain things that are easier to help someone with if you're at least part-way into it too. The blind have a better idea what kind of directions mean something to a blind person, so thank fuck they're the ones leading them.
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[But that answer feels somehow incomplete; he shakes his head a little.]
It's . . . possible someone else would have a better answer for you.
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[A small smile, although he can't help the continued conviction that Senel or Shirley would have something more to say.]
. . . you keep trying to be the--person--you want to be. You keep trying until there isn't anything left to try. That's what I think.
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[He can do that, at least. He can keep trying that. He's so tired, he feels like a failure at every turn. But he can do that.]
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. . . were you planning on going back? We still have some time.
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All right.
[And one presumes they make their way back to the meeting from there.]