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> What brings you here and what questions do you ask? 

> Do you know that looking into your self, pondering such things is unhealthy for the mind.

> You will never like the answer of such truthful questions.

> The truth hurts. The truth can kill who you believed yourself to be and who you are. 

> Why should I trust you? 

> Why should I ask more questions?

> Why shouldn't I just kill you now?

> Don't you see how foolish you are to ask those questions?

> Look at me. Look at me now. Who I am was very different from who I believed myself to be. 

> Can't you see such a tragic mistake in asking others to do the same. 

> I cannot let you do that. 

> The again, are you even asking questions worth answering?

> Why should I take anything but a fool? 

> Why should I bother to do anything to discern who you are and you motivations?

> I actually think I can answer that last one: because questions can kill.

> The difference between a fool who lies and fool who uncovers things that best be hidden is a wide gap. 

> So answer me honestly.

> And don't think lying to me will be easy.

> Tell me why I shouldn't kill you now where you stand?