[...He doesn't know what to say. Both of these requests were beyond what he was expecting--something simple, something he would have been willing to do, of course--but not something like this, at all. And it leaves him silent for a moment. But not in a bad way. No, not at all.

...He really must have trusted him a lot before, hadn't he? Well, he more than owes it to him, and any lost memories he might have. He more than owes you this, Keiichi.]

I'd love to. On both accounts. [Absolutely.] I'd love to help you with push-knives--and really, I could use the practice myself? I can't think of a better way to do so.

[And as for dinner...] And dinner would be more than fantastic! I know the two of them would just love to go. And then, I can meet your special lady. That's a marvelous idea!