I'm glad I'm not the only one who's noticed it, then. [Both that Franky is sharp, and that she has a different and potentially dangerous angle to the way she's approaching the inmates. But Lark meant what he said: he's confident she'll be fine as long as she isn't frozen out.]

Anyway, blind loyalty works well for some marriages and surviving hellscapes, but since we're trying to create a system of fair consequences in a place where we are guaranteed survival... [Not so much.]

I'd recuse myself if Alec pulled another stunt, because I need this thing to work more than I need to chase people away from wanting restitution from him. Other people don't. A lot of other people won't want to. It's going to be a problem.

[It already has been for him, clearly. Not having a clear consequence to offer only made it worse.]