Neal, unlike many, won't argue that point. It took him long enough to figure himself out that he's not going to critique anyone else's approach or terminology. Still, he will add one thing.

"If there's one thing I've learned in the past ten years, it's that good is..." He frowns, trying to put the feeling into words. "Good isn't a thing you are or you aren't, I suppose. It's something you choose to be."

He tucks their unconscious charge in under the blanket gently, smiling a little, mostly in relief that the man is inside and quiet. The expression stays when he looks at Winter. "So once you figure out the person part, you can choose if that's something you want to be."