[Normal people simply don't look at bodies and think, oh cool, that's nice. That's where they differ, where they'll never see eye to eye; Noah isn't about to put in the effort to understand Komaeda's perspective on this. To, for even a second, think that Komaeda might have a point or a refreshing perspective on an actual crime scene would go against everything he's learnt and stands for.]

Why would she sacrifice herself?

[It's not his place to judge if she has, but still! Sacrificing oneself to motivate others to try and escape the school is a farfetched idea in the first place.]

Death is never a stepping stone or a sign of something better. I wouldn't call it lucky that a student died here. You're insane, you know?

[Noah has dealt with a lot in his life. Cults, human experimentation, a lady who tried to turn an entire village into mindless mutants. Never in his life has he met someone on the same tier as Komaeda; worshipping death in an effort to foster "hope" makes no damn sense. Most death-worshippers he's had the unfortunate experience of crossing paths with are more interested in killing for the sake of killing. This is a different sort of cultish reverence. None of it sits right with him.

And, hells, he should absolutely wish death on Komaeda, but Noah can't bring himself to. That would make him stoop to the levels of those sorts of people. They've already had one corpse too many in this place.]

For the last time, you're not dying. That defeats the entire purpose of getting everyone out of here alive. I have enough "hope" or whatever without you having to end up with a fatal wound. You're not dying, and if I can help it, neither will anyone else.