Those details, even if they are spared, are plenty disturbing, and he'll mull them over later, certainly. He does spare a thought towards the fact that this seems even worse than they described. Well, many things in life are, aren't they? Still, this..Panem place seems to take that to an entirely new level. So, that's a stage, probably stage one as these things go.

And another one is coming as he glances around for something to clean his hands with, sees nothing, and then sets to work as he is. As far as that bruise...he's not seen one exactly like it before, though the smell is certainly, well... It has Joly wrinkling his nose in concern there.

"Ah, too many indeed. This does smell rather suspect. Some sort of poultice would be best for it, I think. I did see plant life among our mammals here. There may be SOMETHING I can use. If I had everything I needed, I would suggest leeches. It does not seem we have to think of bleeding yet. I'd rather avoid that if we could. Painful and it also would be risky, exposing another new wound to the miasmas that I'm certain must be floating around this place."

"I think that it can still be helped though, if we clean it first before I go to try and find what we might need."

"As for Gavroche," Because a change of subject is good, after all, especially at times like now. "He was a gamin, a child of the streets who was a ally and a good friend to many of us. He lived in the statue of an elephant. A monument that had been left unattended. It made a safe enough shelter from what I understand of it, especially for the innovative and intelligent as he was."

And he's pausing, looking at the wound again, and the location. "If you might, I think it may be best to have you do the washing up on your own. We can look away for that, and then I may be able to set out."