"Thank you," he said and took the glass before moving to half fill it with water.

"I am actually English," he then said to Marshall with a quiet laugh. "I'm from Cleadon, if we'd like to be specific. It's a small town in South Tyneside. I've been all over England, though. My parents were a bit transient."

He hoped that was a fairly convincing bit of improvisation since the only part that was true was that he'd been through Cleadon after leaving the graveyard.

"Cleadon is a tiny, tiny village," he added. "I'm still getting used to bigger cities."