We all admire Peter's heroic restraint.

"You really are," she says. And she means it, even if a touch of surprise sneaks in. Flying had been intuitive for her thanks to the time she spent riding along in bats' minds and the secondhand experiences she'd absorbed. Peter had to learn from scratch, and that's no mean feat. Her surprise is mostly due to her earlier impression of him as being too disagreeable to learn from her, but she doesn't mind being wrong on that front. "Just about as good as a real bat."