That seems odd, very odd. But perhaps its also a blessing, that none of these people are going to bring back painful memories for Connor. This is probably bitter sweet enough as it is.

Maybe Angel will have some idea why it doesn't replicate people. Maybe that's too complicated. And none of them seem to notice them, or if they do they don't react. Again, probably a blessing.

He follows Connor into the house, and he can't pretend he's ever seen anything like it. No furniture, no chimney pot, no pictures on the walls. Not even peeling paint.

"You and your mother?" He asks, knowing very little about Connor's life, apart from about his father.