His point hadn't just been about himself--it was about how if you actually tried, instead of just yelling, maybe you'd get somewhere. But he gives this latest issue some thought, because yeah, that does sound frustrating.

"I don't know that they don't care," he says slowly. "I think it might be that... you distracted the message with a whole bunch of other stuff they cared about more. The problem wasn't that you tried to solve a problem that concerned your, and maybe everyone's, existence. It's that you did it in a way that affected other people negatively and didn't tell them and expect them to be grateful. They're not gonna be grateful, because all they know is that you messed up the ship and gave them some scary memories and couldn't be stopped until someone killed your warden."