He's glad of her repeating them, it gives him a better chance to get them right after all, and he turns in his seat as she goes to stand, watching her approach the ofrenda but not doing so himself. It seems such a personal thing for her something that means something not just as a connection to her mother, but as a connection to those she's lost. He doesn't know of Abraham yet, but he can see something in the care she takes over the flowers that it's important.

"We don't have Halloween." He says quietly, trying to think of what they do instead in Britian. They don't really have a special date, per se. "Or anything like this. Or maybe some areas do. We... my family aren't religious."

He does feel that maybe he should do something. He should try to do something for Jack. What Or how, he doesn't know. He's not sure he should try to disturb his spirit either, but...

"What happens if you don't have the candle, or something for them?"