Deacon could only look on as Eloi shook her head and started to walk off into a corner. He could sense how she was feeling. She probably felt like she didn't deserve to have friends, but Deacon thought otherwise. But apparently, there was no convincing her. Saddened by this, he got up then turned to look down to the ground from the roof. After a moment, he walked over to her and knelt. "Guess there's no talkin' you into it. By 'it', I mean...being my friend...That's all I ever wanted...a friend...but...it seems that you don't quite feel the same way." In reality he was angry, but refrained from showing it. He got up. "I understand. This kinda thing happens to me all the time. This is no different from what usually happens to me. If this is what you want, to be alone and miserable, I won't stop you." With that he turned around and began to walk off, thinking that this was what she wanted, to be alone, for probably her whole life. There was nothing he could do now to talk her out of it. He now felt that all the talking he did was all a waste.