Will gave the man a look that resembled something akin to patient understanding. The stranger's hands were shaking violently, fingers too cold and numb to work at anything, which was all expected enough. Will inclined his head slightly, as if considering for a few seconds, before he reached out to assist. He had invited the man in, and it was more awkward than Will could bear, watching him struggle with his clothes as he did.

Unbuttoning his coat was easy, and Will even went so far as to push it off the man's shoulders once all the buttons had been taken care of. "No need to apologize. You can make it up to me at a later date." It was said rather wryly, because he didn't think the stranger had anything to offer, anyway. They both had no possessions about them. Both stuck in this cabin, hiding away.

He monitored the stranger, and a small smile fought its way onto his features. "You'll have to put up with being cold for a little while longer. Slow-going is better in a situation like this. Please don't stick your hands into the fire." A combination of his famed empathy and guesswork at a natural human urge.