"Yeah," Peter agrees. "I don't know, it's just." Peter briefly presses his lips together. "I mean, I get these things are probably more complicated than I'll ever understand, but I just don't get why things like these can happen and people don't really care until it's them that's being affected by it."

Peter lets out a little frustrated huff. "I mean, North Korea. I get that it's really complicated, but the prison camps there? It's awful. And I understand not wanting to start a war, but like -- when I read this book about the one guy who escaped Camp 14 who basically couldn't understand human kindness because he was brought up to distrust and report on everyone, I--"

Peter's mouth hangs open for a moment, like he's not really sure what he wants to say.

"I don't get it," he finishes, running a hand along the side of his head. "I don't get why we do nothing."