[Maybe she does pick up on some of the bitterness he's let slip into his voice here. But if she does, she doesn't show any signs of caring about it.

At least, not for the moment.]

It's not like it's some sacred right. We all pass judgement on who should live and who shouldn't, based on who they are and the morals and values that we've picked up in or lives.

The only difference here is that you acted on yours. So you tell me: what made you think that your need for "food" was more important than his life?

[Especially when he'd had other options he decided not to pursue?]