Jones adds a few more notes on his parchment. "We’ll revisit that last statement, but that feeling you have, that it’s your fault even when you know it’s not—that’s the survivor’s guilt: the guilt you feel about having survived a war many family and friends did not. You’ll find a lot of people feel that way, especially if they were in the front lines. But Sirius, there is nothing wrong with having survived. It is not your fault that they died, but more importantly, it’s not your fault you didn’t."