Now that was a surprise Rosey would not have expected in a million years from Hana.
Rosey actually stopped dead in her tracks as she listened to Hana admitting that she wasn't supposed to use the serum on herself. Maybe if it was anyone else, Rosey would have felt actual empathy for the woman, would have thought about just how terrifying her own decision must have been when people started dying and she had the serum in her system already, how much she must have been beating herself up about the truth, how, in a way, that made her even more one of them.
But this was Hana and all Rosey could see were their disagreements that lasted two decades, the fact that the woman started out on the other side and still, still hoped to be back on the other side - there was no way she'd allow herself to feel empathy for Hana, not even on this, not even when she understood what the woman must have been going through immensely.
"Isn't that, like, a big breach of trust in any kind of scientific experiment?" She had no idea how it actually worked, but it felt wrong on so many levels, what Hana did. "You know what, that doesn't actually matter, your consciousness can handle that, I am sure of it. But that just makes you one of us even more, despite how you keep trying to seperate yourself from all of us. It only proves my point even more, Hana. You made the decision to give that shit to yourself, just like we all did when we signed all of those fucking papers they put in front of us.
"And it probably means that you are absolutely right," a sentence Rosey did not think she would say directed towards Hana specifically, but here they were, "she put you into the dog house. And I don't think there is any escaping it now."
None of this would actually help either of them with their situation, but somehow this knowledge both pissed off Rosey even more and made her feel so much better.
Until, of course, Hana put unveiled threats in between the two of them, by offering so kindly to keep quiet about how Rosey was more useless than she was. (Which was absolutely correct, Rosey was not one to have done much of the surviving in the past twenty years, but that was absolutely not the point right now.)
She slowly looked up at the woman and then pushed herself up onto her feet and stepped closer. "You know what, Hana, you might be right - I am not as useful to them as you could be. But I also wasn't deeply integrated with Dr. Pan and Mr. Hook either. I didn't spend twenty years trying to get back with them. And no matter how useful you are, you lose their trust? No information in your brain can save that situation. And with that, I can help you." She could both sell or sink Hana, Rosey was sure of it. Because even if she wasn't as smart, she was good with words and she was a hell of a good actress still, even after all these years, in her mind she could turn them against Hana if she really wanted to.
Mutually assured destruction, how fun.
"So what do you say - nobody owes anyone anything, and we both make sure we're good with these people?"