[She considers sharing her own experiences with the Zenith, but her experience isn't likely to be equivalent to anyone else's. She knows better. Instead, it seems better to let him make his own judgements. Especially if he's not yet Harmonised. As a result, she leaves that there.

There's a weighted pause when she thinks about the casualties. She knows she wasn't the only one and she suspects that many happened for different reasons. It wasn't even a Zenith who got her. Poor Claude, dealing with the circumstances he'd been dealt. But he did the right thing.]

No. I wouldn't. It's not that simple. [She finally continues.] Everyone here wants something and some of the people here are more willing to do whatever they have to in order to gain that something, whatever it might be. It doesn't necessarily mean they should be considered the 'worst' of their faction, or even necessarily that they're 'dangerous.' I might liken it more to pragmatism. Although I'm sure there are some here who would intentionally behave in ways to stir up unnecessary hostility.