I genuinely didn't think anything of this little exchange at first. Maybe it's because I fell for Hiehart's 'silly little guy' energy.
The "sounds reasonable enough" felt more, not dimissive, but like it had never occurred to him. Like he took Jujy on without thinking about what he would do if something conflicted with his responsibility to her. And I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't:
Because that is not the action of a man who considered he should be willing to put his life on the line for his apprentice a few what, weeks ago? At most.
This man acts on instinct. You're lucky if he thinks half a step ahead before acting. So to see him actually trying to plan is so 'oh shit he knows this is serious'. The mask is fucking gone.
This man done been knew exactly what he was gonna do even before Olruggio said anything.
I fell for my favorite trope. That's on me. And I really should stop being surprised. Because gd I love when the unserious character suddenly gets serious. I will never complain even if my heart drops every fucking time.










