[So far, Steph has found herself to be pretty capable of dealing with most things that come her way. It's reassuring, especially when she figured out that her aim with the Company supplied pistol was pretty good, but her real concerns aren't about personal safety in the immediate sense, so much as about someone figuring out that she's an imposter, that she doesn't have any damn idea what she's doing.
Should she care about this, the True Leithian nonsense? Will it make her obvious if she doesn't?
It's a relief when Peter steps in partly because he's a distraction, but also because it confirms that not everyone on Leith has to be so aggressive about the Accords.
The "preacher" is a little less appreciative of Peter's response.
You and your daughter will be on the wrong side of history if you don't support the cause.
There's a lot to unpack there, but Steph is, mostly, horrified at the apparently conclusion this guy has drawn about her relationship to a complete stranger.]
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Should she care about this, the True Leithian nonsense? Will it make her obvious if she doesn't?
It's a relief when Peter steps in partly because he's a distraction, but also because it confirms that not everyone on Leith has to be so aggressive about the Accords.
The "preacher" is a little less appreciative of Peter's response.
You and your daughter will be on the wrong side of history if you don't support the cause.
There's a lot to unpack there, but Steph is, mostly, horrified at the apparently conclusion this guy has drawn about her relationship to a complete stranger.]
What? I'm not-- He isn't--
[Everything happens so much.]