[If someone did the same to her, it would be uncalled for, but that doesn't matter. What Lexa will ask of others, will try to pry free from them through interrogation and intense questioning, she will demand that they don't do to her. It's hypocrisy at its finest. But then, she would excuse it away by saying that everyone is a hypocrite.
Shepard's mannerisms remind her of Clarke for a moment—albeit a bit more brusque, and older, of course. But still willing to hold true to what is justifiably the morally correct way to do things. With a push. With a shove.]
You're not fine. Especially if this was an action you didn't take yourself. Did you? [Despite her personally prickly nature, she does extend a hand out to steady Cathaway's thin shoulder, almost all too aware that she's seeing a glimpse of the remains of the woman who gave herself away to the Nest.]
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Shepard's mannerisms remind her of Clarke for a moment—albeit a bit more brusque, and older, of course. But still willing to hold true to what is justifiably the morally correct way to do things. With a push. With a shove.]
You're not fine. Especially if this was an action you didn't take yourself. Did you? [Despite her personally prickly nature, she does extend a hand out to steady Cathaway's thin shoulder, almost all too aware that she's seeing a glimpse of the remains of the woman who gave herself away to the Nest.]