Okay, nope, that's enough of that. Tests and needles and training to kill people is way more than any poor kid should deal with, and also absolutely close enough to shit the Soldier has dealt with for it to get the picture. Sensory deprivation even has an uncomfortable feel to it, like there is some of that in there somewhere that it hasn't remembered yet, too.

Also, it recognizes that feeling in the air around them, and tries to head it off as gently as it's capable of. Which is kind of gruff and vaguely panicky, but still obviously sympathetic. "Hey, okay, that's. Plenty. You don't have to tell me any more. Just settle for a second."