"In this case? Would you want to hear that you're dead, back home, and if you ever leave here, there's nothing but the afterlife?" Hell, probably, in either his and Faraday's cases, because he might not want to be religious, but that old holdout is hard to push down completely.

The rest, the part about what Vasquez feels, he thinks he can settle that. Faraday doesn't do that with other men, he can move on, but the dying part? That's hard. "He has nothing to have if this ends. I don't have him either, if he goes."