These companies aren't our enemies. But we may need their resources down the line to stop the movement that threatens their lifeblood. If we can't get them to act independently, we may need to send someone in to get what we need. [An individual who can act on the inside, or even get a job there. It's an idea, though the idea of employment is still confusing to her. With his proposed skill, he might be able to manage it.

All of this has to do with her acting as a leader, and considering their options. The fact that the Nest doesn't act as a cohesive unit irritates her. There should be a strong, unified goal, but they don't seem like they're keen on proposing it. Instead, they wish for people to hand themselves over, because it rids them of the possibility of hesitation. She can understand that choice. She can see the value in that choice. But there are other means of gaining that without giving up yourself, and they aren't starting at the base.

Lexa breathes out, and then adds:] As for your concern for me, don't worry. I'll remember that you care, but there shouldn't be any issues. [That's a way of twisting it around on him (and doing so without giving him any amount of the same care in return).]