"I'm sorry," he says honestly as he sets the dish in front of her. Watson may have also got a little bit for himself, since it smelled so good and he is fond of curry; he settles himself down as well. His apology is more than just sympathy; he understands the experience of dying slowly (and then not managing it) first-hand, even if that's not what brought him here. "Surprise or not, that must have been a terrible experience. You must be relieved to be here?"