Of course it's relevant to you, now. [ she breathes a laugh. ] Cassian, back in my home, I led a revolution. I became used to making choices that I thought would keep my people safe. Choosing what information to share, what not to, and when, so that they'd be safe, and that our revolution progressed as it was meant to. I'm sure you know what I speak of. [ given his own experiences... she is certain he can relate. ]

[ a pause. ] I made the choice not to tell you what happened to us, because I thought it'd only worry you needlessly. I'm not above admitting that it was the wrong choice to make. If I went back, knowing what I know now, I'd make a different one. But I can't go back, only forward.