She lets the comment about resolutions through killing go in the moment. Context matters, but also there are only so many things that Jennifer can track and be upset about at the moment. There's a degree of relativism to the morality of it, but there's also a deeply human need to survive tied with an awareness of the harm she could do if she truly breaks.

The rest, though? Deadpool might be talking to one of the few people on the Island equipped to believe him when he speculates wildly about the force behind it all. Yes, he has definite issues with understanding the limits of their reality, but that doesn't mean he's wrong. The emotional depth and the seeking is real. He even had to make sure to cover up the end to keep the mask, which is more telling than any direct claim of knowledge ever could be.

"So, we're stuck on a rotating set of islands dealing with the whims of some greater power who can't die but can be objectified." Jennifer laughs, a soft, honest sound tinged with relief. "That should be so much more upsetting than it is right now."