Wow apparently Graff had pegged Elisa all wrong, while they've been together in the same small knit unit for about six months she always seemed kind of standoffish.  Like it would bother her if he ever asked a question, now to Graff's own determent he never really went up to try and talk to her so it's more on him for having a preconceived notion about someone with out trying to find out if it was true or not.<br/><br/>His eyes did seem to light up a bit as he begins to go through his tactical assessment and plan, "So with the plan Walter put forward, I'm to take the scout lance through the west pass to hit their barracks and keep the mechs in their bays.  If we just charge in that will leave the light mechs exposed to turret fire and anything else that might be in there for a good while until Ranna and myself can get into position."  So far Graff's just recalling all of the information that most would see based upon the composition and maps provided.  "My plan is to lead with my Marauder, be the first to enter the range of the turrets on the outside first.  That way if the fog doesn't see us we'll know right away and can radio back to the rest of the company, assuming while running passively we can make it past the outer ring I'd once again start up through the pass first then have Hiro and Mina run past me to hit the barracks.  Ranna's Hatchetman would be behind me up to this point when she'd also break away to hit the inner turrets as well as the outer facing ones that point towards the path Alroy's lance is going to take."<br/><br/>Graff sat back to see if how Elisa picks apart his plan, how he's exposing himself too much or he's keeping Hiro or Mina too constrained in the beginning...or something else entirely.