That is not as clear of an answer as she would have liked, and she frowns even though he isn't looking at her. "Commendable," she says pensively, "I'm sure your actions saved many lives and prevented future ills." She has no doubt that his and Iman's intelligence were effective tools in the endeavor, and after his capture he'd certainly felt justified to cause all this damage both for personal reasons as well as the general welfare of others. Not unlike Gabriel and his rampage. The comparison is both unwelcome and bitter, and perhaps, regrettably, not entirely unwarranted. Still, her voice is even and quiet when she asks, "So why do you speak as though you have something to hide?"