It and the Great Commandment aren't even in the same galaxy. What Max does, by operating this way, is to expect his victims to do all the work of forgiveness with no help from him. We create havoc and walk away from it and expect the debris to vanish somehow, as though nothing had ever happened. But look at what that means. Not only have we offended by making the mess, we've compounded the offence by saddling our victim both with the clean-up AND with our maddening refusal to acknowledge any responsibility.
Pride is, above all else, as dumb as a sack of hammers.
Or maybe he'd recognize himself and shrug and walk away, as though it doesn't much matter. It wouldn't surprise me. Max is like that. While he's nominally a Christian, I don't know if he cares enough about the Way of the Christ to sense the need to change. But I hope with all my heart that he's got a small squirrelly feel of discomfort about his run-in with Florence, and that that feeling of discomfort digs in and makes him unsettled with himself, like one of those small tickling coughs that just won't go away.