"Judging when you need to do what isn't necessarily the easiest thing," Jules replied with a wry smile. "People make all sorts of strange decisions for all sorts of reasons." Some more comprehendible than others. "Losing everything and nothing sounds... painful, whatever way you look at it. Even if someone doesn't realise the pain of what they've missed."

That sounds nice, really. The Paris she saw, it still had it's beauty from the life before the monsters, but there was something so desolate and mournful about it, like the spirit that should be inherent in a city had been stripped away. "What's it like?" A moment, and she clarifies, "from what I've heard, my world differs a bit from some of the others people here come from." A little shrug, though she's trying to keep somewhat still. "I was only there once, but it was so... heavy, I suppose. Like it was suffocating, somehow."