Miles to Midnight

[Reeves]

With an absolutely stoic expression on his face, he made quite the grim proposal based off her choice of words just then. "Then for all ours sakes, we'd best identify these ruthless agents and have them killed discreetly before they figure out what we're about to do. War is dangerous, people die, sometimes unexpectedly. I'm aware you might not like this idea, but the people we're talking about are just pawns of a state apparatus, they're not truly people anymore. The people you're trying so hard to keep safe are." While he'd expressed this view, he wasn't dictating terms to her, how she was going to handle her own departure from the Insurgency was her call to make, it could be as bloody or as passive as she wanted, and it didn't bother him. What he did seem to care about was how this was going to end, the means were always just a pretext in service to some kind of desired result, whatever he hope to achieve was well secured within the privacy of his own mind.