Well, it's not going to just fade so easily. I don't intend on letting it. If they're confronted about it, publicly surely they'll have to agree to particular standard to keep up the 'caring about humanity' facade.

[Mitchell's behaviour at the mention of Jaggart rather suddenly changes the tone of conversation completely, Nina's gaze zeroing rather more shrewdly in on him, having the air of avoidance about him, or that's what she picks up.]

Lucy? Really?

[Nina retorts, as if she's practically offended by his familiarity with the woman, she's not so forgiving. No, Lucy didn't deserve to die, Nina couldn't really come good on such a threat however angry she was. But being dead doesn't magically make you a good person. The events at the institute, Annie being gone are still, very raw. They're some of her last memories of home.

Last time Nina met her it ended in a you stay at your end, and I'll stay at mine type bearing of teeth encounter. The bite still comes through Nina's blatant sarcasm as she goes on.]

I'm surprised. Shouldn't she be giving a shit about vampire affairs? Keeping humans safe. It's right up her alley, isn't it?