That's true. This offering does not come very often, if at all, from one they call the Lone Wanderer. Especially Neil Park the Lone Wanderer. Alex is perhaps right to ask why.

"I don't usually say things I need to," begins Neil hesitantly, "and I feel like doing something for you is better than just telling you that I..." He's said this before, in the quaint motel room in Novac. It shouldn't be so difficult to say. "That I love you. My own words feel cheap."

Compared to the other. Compared to what actions might reveal.