No it doesn't, but it isn't your fault they're like that. [He understands that it takes time to get those to change their perception of things. A lot of the time, some never do. Newt just doesn't Hiccup to feel like he's at fault. Change like that in larger society was difficult. Slow.

Harry has crawled out of his burrow of shiny things and moves to crawl into Newt's lap. He gently runs his thumb over Harry's stomach absentmindedly.] No one really deserves being treated terribly in any capacity, I think. [He has always been very vehement about that. More noticeably with how he feels about the mistreatment of creatures, but just the mistreatment of those that haven't done anything to merit it.

Newt smiles softly at the other joins him. He sees the other had certainly made an attempt at learning more about tea time. The inclusion of sandwiches and sweets. He appreciated it. The other had really went out of his way.] That sounds like a rather biased opinion, but who am I to argue?