"I don't think that's necessarily true. Obviously there are some things you've done I wish you hadn't...but that's true of all of us. And you're here now."

Here, in Kore, making canned vegetables for a Leviathan and propositioning the entire network at once. It's all coming back to Balthazar now, which makes him feel more awkward about the previous confrontation, but also strangely satisfied. "I do have impeccable taste," he says wryly, looking away. "I don't really live up to the rest of you. My idiot mistakes don't have the dramatic flare of Castiel's, my pranks are a poor shadow of yours, and I'll never get humanity and free will the way Anna does."

He's not sure what to say about Raphael, although the feeling holds true there, as well. "But away from our own world, it does seem to work out in an awkward sort of way. Makes me wonder if the fault wasn't in us so much as our environment." But he doesn't really believe that, either.