“I did, though. Screw up. When I - spaced out.” There’s a very slight hesitation before he says those words. It’s the kind, euphemistic way of describing what happens, because he doesn’t want to say anything more clinical.

He’s not stupid. He knows what dissociation is. He doesn’t like applying it to what happened to him because it means acknowledging a problem, but he knows what it is. “It shouldn’t have happened while I was Robin.”