[The busying is not unsurprising, but she certainly isn't going to press to speak of the man. The share of information is meant to bridge that gap, to take care of the necessity.

She gives a swift shake of her head.]

No. Our experiences are different. My people aren't forceful, controlling, or domineering once we become a part of the Flame. We can't take over after death. Though he seemed quite keen to insist otherwise. [It should be a sign of trauma that she takes to heart, and if she were anyone else, she would.

But Lexa (like many of her people would) took offense at the suggestion that the Flame was just a means to be like ... well, be like a man like Handsome Jack.]

But it did lead me to believe we have to be certain to prevent AIs like that.