He does catch the rest of what Killian says, but at the moment that is not what he he can concentrate on.
Sure, he only met Catherine that one time when he went over there on his parents' orders to bring Hjalti back to America, without her, but... they got along well. Her mother was impossible, and her father difficult, but Catherine herself - he could understand what her brother saw in her, absolutely. He wouldn't have minded her as an in-law.
"She was killed?" It's an echo of another sort than what the network brings, and a few things suddenly click into place - the grave that Killian mentioned at one point, the fact that he doesn't live with her despite his age, and of course why those letters are in his hands, and her journals too...
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Sure, he only met Catherine that one time when he went over there on his parents' orders to bring Hjalti back to America, without her, but... they got along well. Her mother was impossible, and her father difficult, but Catherine herself - he could understand what her brother saw in her, absolutely. He wouldn't have minded her as an in-law.
"She was killed?" It's an echo of another sort than what the network brings, and a few things suddenly click into place - the grave that Killian mentioned at one point, the fact that he doesn't live with her despite his age, and of course why those letters are in his hands, and her journals too...