[He shakes his head slightly. He did understand where she was coming from. Caesar doesn't know how to comfort people, though - he sucks at it, and he knows it. So his next words are all spoken from his own experiences, as honestly as ever. And he uses 'we' to mask that, apparently.]

It's not easy. We've been stuck in this stupid village for a while now. Looking back on things, it's easy to become angry because there's so very little we can do about our situation. [He'd seen former allies get hurt. He'd seen his brother die, and there was nothing he could do about it.] But that's why it's so important that we don't forget why we do this. And I don't just mean here, on the battlefield, but back in the village, too. If we forget, we might give up. Then, they'd win, won't they?