Hmm. Rather than take the less favourable interpretation- that no one would be 'worth' remembering- Warsman chooses to be charitable. "How fortunate that no one close to you has passed on," he answers blandly, but the whole time his thoughts are charged with both suspicion and then guilt for being suspicious in the first place. She's just a girl.

Though he wouldn't share his actual thoughts with her even if he did completely trust her intentions, he does try to improvise and answer her with something. "That's kind of you to say, though I'm afraid they aren't very interesting. I was just wondering if I should go to confession in the village church."