What he expected the response to be, he isn't sure. Issues with memory or motor skills, issues with--keeping reality in its lines--aren't something he ever admits to lightly. It has to seem necessary, and usually it's only in the face of having an episode in front of the person, or being called out on something he's forgotten.

With the latter, sometimes he's just shrugged it off, stayed silent, and lived with the ire of the person he's let down. Bodhi isn't any of those things, and maybe that's why he seems to take it in stride. Maybe it's related to having advice. Jude tips his head back up, focusing in on Bodhi's face again, searching it for a reason not to ask. Finding none: "I mean, if you have some, I'll hear it."