Her eyebrows narrow after a moment, confused as to what he's trying to find. Her words are straightforward, almost deceptively so. The matter of the conversation was one of strategies, and one for her to figure out things in the future. She is still adjusting to all of these technologies, and how to apply them to scouting. Back home, scouts are not sent out unless they are trusted. That's part of why Lexa had put a kill order on Lincoln: he had used his privileged position to protect the enemy. It didn't matter that the enemy had turned out to later be friends and allies through political unions. He still chose to betray his people countless times.

But that kind of relationship isn't easily forged here. They have different concerns, and different worlds. Though the Nest is there for them, it's not the same. Unless they lose a lot of themselves, it will never be.

"Then we are wholly in agreement, even if we had a misunderstanding," she says. A beat later, as if the thoughts are connected: "But it seems you're trying to find some other meaning. You can ask, and I can do my best to tell you."