Spanish is very far from Scottish Gaelic, so whatever Richard says at the end of all that goes right over Fletcher's head (the emotion isn't lost; that he feels right in his gut). The rest of it, however, doesn't.

"You don't know that," he says, voice steady. "You can't know that, and I don't believe it for one second. And I can't tell you what your purpose is because I'm not God but I know you have one because you exist."