Yeah, wouldn't take too kindly if she got her own companions killed.

[ There seems to be an order here, after all. Not exactly the kind she would imagine but Judy has rules she has to follow and apparently, so do the staff? That's the impression she gets. Their research needed to be as pure as possible... something she sees the sacrifice in. ]

I don't feel like Leo had much to worry about - yes he brought up the candlestick, but there's two ways to look at it: he either did it to draw heat away or he did it to do the right thing. We're stuck and taking a leap of faith, again.

[ Though, she didn't want to kill Judy either. ]

I don't know - killing Judy implies we're left with them. What if the other people were like us? The other four are working with Judy too?

[ She will go ahead and note some things: ]

Adam seemed oddly defensive, but that's more personal. Can't blame him, but his connection with Luke is worth investigating. Rhys... Rhys just seems like a mess - he threw up because I talked to him. That could easily be a ruse because I doubt anyone with the mechanical know-how is that stupid.

I'm alright looking at Leo... but we need to make sure nothing went unnoticed in the trial.