[Peter doesn't hesitate to offer his name. It's a small thing to give, and he really doesn't mind extending it. It's more common for him to avoid knowing other peoples names, to put a comfortable distance between them, but having hers would be more convenient than anything.]

Peter. Peter Lukas. You can give me yours in your own time. Now that that's out of the way...

It would be more unusual if I wasn't interested, wouldn't it? Being informed about the nature of death here is just basic self-preservation. But given what you've told me, I suppose that would be unusual for you.

[He waves a hand dismissively.]

In any case, I've fulfilled your terms, so you can tell me now.