[Riddick finds himself inordinately happy that he seems to have pleased Wynn, a feeling that he'd never associated with other people before. Like his approval was something he wanted. Just how fucked up was this day gonna get? He takes a moment to let what Wynn said sink in, internalizing the meaning and considering if that is what he really wanted for himself. It was.]

Yes. [He paused again, another question resting on his tongue as he debated whether it would be a good thing to pose it or not, knowing that this subject could possibly be the thing that would get him fully rejected. If he were being completely honest with himself, now that he had started on this path he was coming to realize, with startling clarity, that this was what he had truly wanted, perhaps longer than he would ever know. He decided if he was going to do this, he might as well go balls-out. Clean slate, at least to one other person, and right now it was the person who's opinion seemed to matter the most.]

What if those people who want to "discover the best possible person they could be," what if they had a past that was... less than clean? I'm not talking about "Oh, I've made mistakes in my life," dirty. I'm saying what if they were the lowest of the low? What would you do with them?