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—I hope I won't have to get used to this... —the villager grimaced good-naturedly at his new title. —However, you are right; it wouldn't have been very friendly of me to hide my cursed nature from you. Especially if, one day—who knows—I were to lose my mind or something. However, I suppose my concerns could have been quite understandable to you, at least judging by your initial reaction—every person has their own dark spots in their soul, but as long as their life's path remains bright, I respect their right to have them, just as I respect my own. Nevertheless, please forgive me for hiding my potentially dangerous nature from you all this time.
—Please, don't say such things about potential danger; your truly virtuous soul has never been a secret to anyone, regardless of your physical condition. We have suffered much more from the living, and besides, do we really look like people with prejudices? But I understand your desire to hide it, simply out of embarrassment and to avoid embarrassing others. Although, it turns out that it wasn't even necessary, but perhaps it is true that wise people watch what comes out of their mouths.