It's the principle of it, not the act itself. "Yes, she was safe," he answers, but it doesn't mean finding her in that room at the top of the stairs was any easier. Or was any less horrifying.
"It doesn't matter. They killed her mother in front of her and then kidnapped her. I was angry."
Re: Post-breach
"It doesn't matter. They killed her mother in front of her and then kidnapped her. I was angry."