[It is not her decision to make. Nonetheless, Arid is more inclined to believe that a positive view towards her actions would indicate a damaged mind on the Butler’s part, rather than any rational opinion.
There is no purpose in arguing that point now, however, especially not when Hank-Morely offers her the chance to speak with the Butler herself.]
Yes, [she says without hesitation.] I must speak with him as soon as possible.
[Despite her own suspicions about the Butler’s mental state, it would be far preferable to evaluate his status for herself. Even if he is functional, she does not know how far the virus has progressed within him—only when she knows the extent of the damage can she hope to fix it.]
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There is no purpose in arguing that point now, however, especially not when Hank-Morely offers her the chance to speak with the Butler herself.]
Yes, [she says without hesitation.] I must speak with him as soon as possible.
[Despite her own suspicions about the Butler’s mental state, it would be far preferable to evaluate his status for herself. Even if he is functional, she does not know how far the virus has progressed within him—only when she knows the extent of the damage can she hope to fix it.]