[Lexa makes notes of what she gets from him: the sense of duty, the woman in question, and the hint of shame. Given his words, it makes her feel like he's posturing, pretending to be someone he's not. By choosing to take this path, he's denying himself. It's an interesting approach to things—in that, she can't help but be reminded of Clarke, of her need to run away from responsibility.]
Why do you think I'm here to save this world? That wasn't in the mission briefing.
[His interpretation of matters is ... interesting, to say the least. It lends further credence to her thoughts that he's more like Clarke and less like Parker than she initially perceived.]
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Why do you think I'm here to save this world? That wasn't in the mission briefing.
[His interpretation of matters is ... interesting, to say the least. It lends further credence to her thoughts that he's more like Clarke and less like Parker than she initially perceived.]