He's not trying to talk Geralt into circles so much as being confused by his advice and, as a result, wanting to dismiss it. And the last question is hard because he doesn't know what he wants; that's why he's looking to Geralt for advice, or guidance, because the man doesn't seem to have the same problems that Rowan has.
What does he want? It sounds childish and stupid to say he wants to go home. Home means the constant threat of death and probably never seeing Citra again. But at least he knows what he's doing there, more than he does here.
"I want to get out of here," he says, honestly, because anywhere might be better than here.
"But until then I guess... I just want to do things as close to my own terms as possible. Take my time, talk to people. But that's hard." To say the least.
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What does he want? It sounds childish and stupid to say he wants to go home. Home means the constant threat of death and probably never seeing Citra again. But at least he knows what he's doing there, more than he does here.
"I want to get out of here," he says, honestly, because anywhere might be better than here.
"But until then I guess... I just want to do things as close to my own terms as possible. Take my time, talk to people. But that's hard." To say the least.