[A little less trapped. It's laughable. Maybe he really doesn't know. Maybe he doesn't understand how trapped she is - maybe he's as stuck here as she is. But she doubts it. He's got to be lying.]
[She wants to trust him. He's quiet, and trustworthy, and doesn't seem cruel. But people can turn - quick as the moon rises. What he is now has nothing to do with what he can become.]
[If she kills him now, he'll just come back angry. Part of her knows she's rationalizing, but then again it's true: she's got to come up with a more permanent solution if she's going to do her job.]
Fine.
[She looks up at him, impassive. She wants a drink. She wants five.]
spam
[She wants to trust him. He's quiet, and trustworthy, and doesn't seem cruel. But people can turn - quick as the moon rises. What he is now has nothing to do with what he can become.]
[If she kills him now, he'll just come back angry. Part of her knows she's rationalizing, but then again it's true: she's got to come up with a more permanent solution if she's going to do her job.]
Fine.
[She looks up at him, impassive. She wants a drink. She wants five.]
I'll go with you.