[When he was in there, Keith knows he wasn't the best at asking questions. He set himself upon a goal, and it was only upon waking up that he was able to shake it out. In that way, it was a dream: different from when he went into Honerva's consciousness. That's not to say that Keith can't be terribly simple in his motivations. It's just that there was something so unreal feeling about it all that he let himself get caught up in his tunnel vision.

He frowns with what Damian's saying. Keith's never been asked to completely change himself: not Shiro, not Kolivan, not his mother. The other paladins didn't ask him to change—they only ever wanted him to rise to the occasion, because they knew what he could do.

And so ... Damian needing to do that makes him unhappy. The sickness probably isn't helping. It makes his head swim.]

He keeps everything the same but tries to make everyone change according to that. Is that right? You wouldn't do that unless you thought you had no choice, or if it was a good idea for everyone. [Damian doesn't change his ways readily or easily. It's not a bad thing, especially now that Keith understands his convictions more readily.]