I thought I had it right, too. I was so sure... [That he had the right to do that to them. That he was some sort of liberator, arbiter of justice for humanity's sins.

On the other side of it, he can only see the Regent as misguided. Amos only is, too, because he has such a big heart to still worry about Yuya in the face of that.

He reaches to wipe the tears out of his eyes before they get the chance to fall.] I know you really believe them Amos, but... I can't. I know I'm not a good person, but I can't believe that anyone happy that someone would die is going to get it right.

[He looks up at Amos, finally, with misery.] I didn't really earn a second chance... the least I can do is not hurt anyone else with it.

[And that's not something the Regent will accept, regardless whether they see the harm as justified.]