[It's fine, he made more progress than she did, his illusion of not being as wobbly-kneed as everyone else persists.

Under his scrutiny, Trish can't help but look away, however. Because he shouldn't be talking to her? The last time she ever heard him speak, it was with her father's voice...

Which was months ago. And Bruno has been dead all that time. Until now, somehow.

Trish can't bring herself to distrust him, however, at least not immediately. There shouldn't be any stand users alive that would bother with her to the extent they mimic the appearance of a dead capo, right? Right.]

I'm fine. I've been fine.

[She gestures vaguely.]

Giorno won. Not to imply we're not in any danger here, but before this...everything was okay.

[Except it wasn't, because her life was in tatters and she'd started rebuilding. It was going well, but that didn't mean she wasn't still processing what happened.]

But the last thing you recall is the boss being alive, right?

[Which makes sense, but doesn't make this situation make sense. How is he here? That surely can't be possible.]