[Taylor's quiet for a long minute after Faith's finished, considering, no real sign of a reaction except a slight frown between her eyebrows. Of all the things someone could be in prison for, murder would be top of the no list, obvious reasons. Maybe if Faith had brought it to her some different way, maybe if Faith hadn't told her at all and it had come out months later. They already had enough trying to kill them on the ship without Taylor letting a murderer have access to Gunnery and the level of trust that came with a security position.
But Faith was telling her now, straight up, not sugarcoating it or even trying to plead a case on why Taylor should ignore it and sign her up anyway. It goes a long way on top of what Taylor's already seen, on the gut instinct that Faith's a good call. And if she had been in prison already for what she'd done, there was nothing good in Taylor attempting to punish her further. Not when they were so far removed from any kind of normal situation in the first place.
Decided, finally, she takes a step forward from the wall, holding out one hand.]
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But Faith was telling her now, straight up, not sugarcoating it or even trying to plead a case on why Taylor should ignore it and sign her up anyway. It goes a long way on top of what Taylor's already seen, on the gut instinct that Faith's a good call. And if she had been in prison already for what she'd done, there was nothing good in Taylor attempting to punish her further. Not when they were so far removed from any kind of normal situation in the first place.
Decided, finally, she takes a step forward from the wall, holding out one hand.]
Give me your comms.