[She might be a creature that feeds off the suffering of others, but even Seviilia won't turn in the face of a sincere apology from a well-meaning soul. In return, she starts to reattach the clasps she had pulled from her veil onto his own.]

I suppose I should be flattered. It is as I said -- everyone possesses flesh. But the flesh of the dead is rarely treated with the same eye as that of the living.

[Personally, she doesn't understand his hang up -- but she could at least accept his apology, another thing so rarely offered to her.]