(Sides don't matter. My people were threatened by the Enemy, and therefore, they are my Enemy. An artifact was ripped away so that I could be saved. We're on the right side because we should be looking out for ourselves, and our people. In the end, that's what matters most.
I'm committing to my theory because it's what I believe. I'm being decisive because it's a path I'm willing to strike out upon. Don't confuse my actions for a naive desire to move in a direction. You said you would support my actions. Support them, or take back your words.)
[To her, it seems that Misato wants to find a lack of logic in what Lexa sees within their situation. It's not a matter of going forward blindly. It's a matter of using what information is available and following that path. If it proves to be wrong, then she will adjust. They can adjust. As a leader, she can't sit and worry over whether one decision will cost them the next five decisions. She has to make one, and hope it's for the best.
That is how she's grown into this role, and how she's managed.]
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I'm committing to my theory because it's what I believe. I'm being decisive because it's a path I'm willing to strike out upon. Don't confuse my actions for a naive desire to move in a direction. You said you would support my actions. Support them, or take back your words. )
[To her, it seems that Misato wants to find a lack of logic in what Lexa sees within their situation. It's not a matter of going forward blindly. It's a matter of using what information is available and following that path. If it proves to be wrong, then she will adjust. They can adjust. As a leader, she can't sit and worry over whether one decision will cost them the next five decisions. She has to make one, and hope it's for the best.
That is how she's grown into this role, and how she's managed.]