I don't think this needs to be anywhere<em>near</em>the end of the Line. Just a part of folks figuring out the rules of living together in a cramped space.<br/><br/>Also, Elfi isn't<em>THE</em>problem. At least she's not for Keri. Keri is angry because she has no interest in being forced to watched the Captain's (or anyone else's) sexual escapades. They're more than welcome to have them, she just doesn't think she should have to sit by quietly and watch. She signed on to be a<em>pilot</em>not an audience member. She's also annoyed that the Captain and Serenity couldn't just ignore each other for one gorram meal. She thinks it shows incredibly bad manners on both their parts and is actually disappointed in them because she expects people who were raised in better situations than her own to behave better. Part of why she's pissed is because she actually thinks the way the Captain is acting is<em>beneath him</em>.<br/><br/>As for mutiny...she'd never side with it. She might be pissed at Braxton's bad manners at dinner but that will blow over as fast as it sparked and the second someone drew a gun on him they'd find her own aimed at them, or (and she'd prefer it this way) her blade at their throats. She wasn't challenging his authority, just expressing her anger for his actions at dinner. If he gives a direct order, she'll follow it.<br/><br/>In a way her fit is a compliment to the Captain. She feels safe and comfortable enough under his authority to express her anger at something he's doing. And while she stormed off (and told him to wash his hands before coming onto the bridge again) she neither threatened him or to disobey an order. She has come to consider<em>The Line</em>her home and such Braxton and Lance (having been the ones to hire her and the ones she's been with the longest) have unconsciously become a sort of extended family for her. She just treated Braxton like she would an older brother who should know how to act better! lol