[Wow, Heather, you're doing the best job at explaining this. Meanwhile, another thing that shouldn't be comforting but kind of is? That flat what. She blows her bangs up out of her face and takes a beat.]

Not just you. Just... the more damage you can do, the more of a responsibility you have to make sure you don't. But I know I'm not exactly impartial here.

[She's not even sure where she's going with it anymore, just painfully aware that no matter how she tries to frame it her objections to the mask are always going to be personal. Is she kind of disappointed he knew the risks and still did something that could put people in danger? Yes. Is she way more focused on the fact that she's still confused about where they stand? Hell yes.]

Sorry. It's done, it's not - not important anymore.