Lucien Enjolras

Laertes doesn't answer at once, which is a kind of answer in itself. Even now, a part of him is convinced that he'll see some other agent of his father--a part of him is convinced that there is no safety for those he loves here, and that he would be better off disappearing into the woods and never emerging. And as long as that part has its back to a wall, he won't truly be well. "I will be," says Laertes at last. "I'm glad to have met thy friends. I see now why thou wouldst have remade the world for them, and with them."