Joshua does keep a close eye on his reaction, subtle as it is, but doesn't act on it, or go into further detail. What else is there to say about it? She's gone home to be with her family; to marry; to die. To become nothing but a figure in history books.

"The outsiders that freed me from prison... I might see if I can find them. Do some exploring, like I actually wanted to when I was younger." His head tilts thoughtfully while he looks to the sky. "It won't be the same without her, but it's better than staying here."