It is, though. Because there is no one to blame. It is not your fault and there is nothing to do about it. Just is. So it's okay, because it has to be.

[ What's he supposed to do if it isn't? Is he supposed to be angry at something, sad that it happened? What's the point? What's wrong with skipping straight to acceptance when there's nothing else to be done for it?

(Unless Ingo left on purpose, originally, before whatever happened to displace him in time and space. Unless some of those trashy tabloids back then, like a broken clock, actually managed to stumble upon the truth. No. That is ridiculous. Too many sleepless nights. Doesn't make sense. They know where and when he disappeared.)

Emmet's head lifts. A tufted ear twitches. ]

... Your water is boiling, I think.