[He listens carefully to all of that; the first case makes sense to him logically, but the second... It's something he understands on a theoretical level, but not any sort of practical one; he doesn't even know if he thinks souls are real--it's not something he's ever considered--let alone if they could be somehow be put into a body other than the one they were meant to be with. But why not, in another world? The idea itself, though, as he thinks about it and imagines it, is somewhat horrifying and he doesn't mind Ketarra's disinterest in talking about it further.

So he's quiet several seconds, thinking all of that over and deciding how much and what to say.]

For us, in my world, we were created by humans to do what they didn't want to do themselves. We were never intended to become sentient and gain free will, and humans dislike that we have.

[Putting it mildly.]