He moved to the bed and sat down tentatively. He didn't want to seem too forward, but the fact that he didn't see himself as human, really made him all that much more empathetic.<br/><br/><em>"I know it's bad, but people can only be pushed around for so long. Tyranny always cycles to an end, even if it's only the dawn of a new form of tyranny. All we can do is try to stop this round... You're not the only one, and with your skills, my mind, and some way to build a resistance... We can make a difference. I am trained to get past defenses to take out powerful people, if nothing else, we can take out the worst of them. If all we do is make sure they are replaced by people only half the monsters they are, aren't we stronger for it?"</em>He put a hand out, not touching her, just for comfort, should she wish to take it.<br/><br/><em>"Revolution is not what happens when you shout your frustrations. Blood must be spilled, sacrifices made, and if they already want to kill us... Why not show them we won't be shot down passively,"</em>he was suddenly painfully aware that this was a sweet and innocent young girl. The hand he hadn't offered gripped the bedsheets as he felt his heart rate change again. Just like with Cassandra, he felt vulnerable with this girl. Usually, he made supers disappear or he just stayed out of the lives of others, in this case, he realized he wanted not to be alone. He knew the girl's frustrations too well.<br/><br/><em>"If nothing else, Sami... We won't be alone..."</em>