CalliopeGG
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Thank you. I hadn't thought of that (literal) interpretation of "walked". I wish I'd walked with you that morning, as in, I wish I'd been walking with you to protect you. I was thinking "walked" meant walked out. I wish I'd walked (out/off) with you, abandoned Dad and the family thing when you asked me to. In which case Karen didn't go for a walk, she "walked out" in the Mercedes, which somebody had to bring back home after she was dead.
My initial feeling on reading it is that he knows more about what actually happened that morning than he has been letting on, as in he knew they had been arguing and that perhaps Karen was in danger.
That was just my first impression, which could be quite wrong.
Interesting he's used the term "walked".