He mulls her words, putting meaning in what she's given, discarding the details left unsaid. He doesn't need them, really. There's no judgement or pity about her previous choices; Sweeney believes everyone should be able to checkout on their own terms.

That said, he doesn't want to be dead. There has been a lot of shit and pain and punishment in his existence, but he can't remember a time where he wanted to actually die. Which upon reflection, is how he ended up in some of his worst situations, so maybe she has a point.

Sweeney doesn't have any sort of response to the mention of Godric's name. He just takes a slow drag.

"No more Warden shift fer you then?"