[While it might be true, she refrains from pointing out that they all would have been executed at least ten times over. He's hurting right now, and she's not so sure that levity would fix this.

Instead, she listens some more. She worries that she might just not be able to get through this block. She worries that the pedestal is set too high. But then his question comes, and she's caught a little off guard that he wants her opinion on his god's actions.

She takes a moment to compose her thoughts. To really think about what he's asking. Her verdict is delivered as gently as possible.]

I think he used you. And maybe that got the results that were needed, but those results don't mean that the action was right. What was done to you was wrong. There should have been another way. There's always another way. [Privately, she thinks that perhaps he just didn't want to search for it. Finding a way to necessary outcomes are hard enough without trying to find a way to limit that damage. It sounds to her like he just didn't care.]

And more than that... I don't think it's a mistake for you to feel the way you do. You deserved better. Even when considering balance, at least one of your lives deserved better. I don't know how anyone could consider that fair, to rob you of so much both times.