She's had plenty of experience dealing with men in uniform who might be intimidating to other people. As she enters the tent and catches sight of him, she briefly has a flash of her uncle and Monroe standing in a window of the Militia's building in Philadelphia. They're not here though, and she's left alone in the war tent with a man that she doesn't trust. Not wanting to let him think she's someone who can't handle being here, she doesn't hesitate and moves in to stand before him. His words cause her eyebrow to arch, and don't do anything to wipe the reluctant look of distrust off her face.
"What." It's not phrased as a question, because a question implies interest, which could be used against her later.
Just in case that's a little too surly though, she adds on, "I didn't ask for anything."
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"What." It's not phrased as a question, because a question implies interest, which could be used against her later.
Just in case that's a little too surly though, she adds on, "I didn't ask for anything."