While he may be out of touch with civilian life, for the most part, he still has his ideals. He still has his beliefs that, even if one person fights for a freedom, that freedom is worth fighting for. And he still believes in how America should be... not the wasteland that it has become, with the Haves and the Have-nots. And even if they don't exist anymore, the freedoms were such an basic part of what made America, in his eyes, the greatest country in the world that he would be willing to lay down his life to bring them back.<br/><br/>He is, in short, the ultimate patriot.<br/><br/>Still, those kinds of thoughts are far from his mind right now. Right now, he's thinking about tomorrow. When Susan has finished loading the dishwasher, he calls her over.<br/><br/>"Are you going to be all right tomorrow? I mean, not just being on your own, but being a potential sex object for the guys. Please, speak freely. I may own you legally, but you still are your own person. And I just see that as the law saying that I'm responsible for keeping you safe."<br/><br/><br/>((OOC: Sorry for the delay getting back to this...))