Raine certainly seemed to have more idea about how to use sentimentality. The fact that Solomon and Bakura didn't, save for specific circumstances, was probably one of the reasons they connected--but there was no denying that saving Bakura had some manner of 'sentimentality', and no denying that Bakura disdained it.

Still, for all that Solomon was fumbling, he felt a little steadier knowing that Raine would be helping as well. "Thank you," he said after a moment, and then rose to stretch. "I think I need some air, and I should go down to the market, if you're able to stay with him right away."