[Perhaps his choice of words wasn't the best, Robin thinks. Speaking with someone who's got a much longer history than he does, and has surely seen far more than him, he knows that there's no comparison. And he doesn't hold any illusions about the difference there.

His life is transient, relatively speaking. But all the same, he still thinks that he can say he doesn't mind the fact that he can't remember his past]

I wouldn't presume to think I know all that much, with respect to present company.

[They've all been around so much longer, and will surely be there long after he's gone. It's something that he doesn't forget, no matter how human they all seem to him]

Whatever remains to be seen or experienced, I don't feel that I've lost anything. That's more what I mean.