Aberdeen isn't the type to roll her eyes in amusement (or is it exasperation) but there's something in the way she looks sideways at Joker and then looks away that seems to imply the expression anyway. She's met his type before, the kind that always have something to say and a devil-may-care-see-my-self-deprecation way of saying it. For all that she may be something of a maladjust, and a social recluse at that, her function in the Order means she's constantly 'around' people — listening in on their daily lives, trying to interpret the things that she nears out of context to mean bigger and broader things. If she was inclined, she could probably draw a couple conclusions around Joker. Maybe later, after clothes and answers.

There's a moment when she stops mid-hobble as they make their way from the gravity couches to the locker room adjacent. Aberdeen listens for a moment, concentrating on the noise around them, peeling it back in places to unearth conversations. Then: "There are clothes in the lockers. People are getting dressed."