Arya doubts that Kaz has a death wish, since she isn't entirely convinced Kaz is still alive. How does a person know if they're dead? Maybe she's dead too, killed by the Tickler or the Kindly Man without ever knowing it. Arya doesn't let those thoughts linger. They're silly, and frankly counter-productive. What does death and life really matter, anyway? All men die eventually. Someday, she will too.

Arya nods. "The monsters don't have anywhere else to go, and I don't think they are vanishing monsters. So we know there must be bears and slime monsters in the caves at least, although there's likely more."

Arya watches Kaz search the cabinets, and eventually she realizes he's looking for food. Of course. Can't survive without that. "There is food in the shops," she offers. "It just appears, and as far as we know, it's free for the taking. The gods provide it, so if you do not want to be in their debt, then you must hunt. Or fish, or make acorn paste." Arya doesn't suggest stealing. Kaz doesn't really seem like the type.