The Riders of Dawn really did think that her people were the bad ones. They were, from his standpoint, honorless and hypocritical. "You want peace as much as I do? I find that hard to believe. Your people ride plant-eaters so that you can claim you are peaceful. My people ride carnivores because we do not want war, and as a result prepare to defend ourselves - you use this a pretext for war by making it look like we are violent."<br/><br/>From his standpoint, that was how their world worked. Of course it was true that there were those who acted 'without honor' on either of the two sides.<br/><br/>"You are...ashamed?" Using that word really piqued Jamie's interest, considering that he was always going on about responsibility and respect.<br/><br/>Soon he found himself faced with a difficult decision, but in the end moved forward and dismounted from his allosaurus. He paused again and whispered something to his dinosaur, which he could apparently understand before stepping toward Molly. At no moment, though, did he allow himself the luxury of taking his eyes off of her.<br/><br/>Once he was close he raised a brow up and accepting her hand only after he was able to judge that she was at least attempting to act without fear. Should she not have tried to withdraw her hand, he would have then looked her straight in the eye, but for the time being he was completely silent.<br/><br/>Eventually, should she not have moved, he would have permitted his hand to drop and again looked back up into her eyes. At that moment he would have broken his silence, "Then if you are to speak to me as though we were equals, will you at least tell me who you really are? No tricks this time - thus far you have merely lied to me about such things and I have known it the entire time. Tell me who you really are."