That strikes him. Months ago, before he admitted to not taking the money, she would have accused him of not wanting an investment go to waste. Now she is simply glad that neither has to face that prospect. Firing squads are a thing for other places — that day two weeks after she arrived excepted. "Then we should be glad we don't have to worry about that."

It isn't a question of who would save who. It is just what they do now.

Looking down at her shoes briefly, she shrugs. "I don't know how to sit idle. I don't think I ever knew. I've already been fired from one I had months ago for fighting."