Maryne shut her mouth so fast when she realized the guard (Alicia) was at her cell, that she could hear her teeth clicking together even over the noise of the prison. She was about to open it again to admit that she'd spoken first, when the man, Abe, drew attention to himself. Arching an eyebrow in surprise, she kept quiet, watching as Alicia stalked - rather like a feline pleased with the prey it had just discovered - over to Abe's cell. This was a woman, she realized, who was dangerous. Alicia certainly didn't sound angry. Maryne would have rather the guard was shouting threats and oaths; the loud ones were the fools, those who thought they were hard-asses but who had a bark worse than their bite. It was the ones who kept their cools, as Alicia seemed to be doing, who could be the most dangerous.<br/><br/>Maryne stayed where she was, watching Alicia and Abe, wondering how they would interact with each other.