[Cassian occasionally wishes he was capable of the surety and naivety of others, to believe that rules would always be followed just because there was a great risk to breaking them. For him, the rules were things he followed in the city, but did not put his trust in. He could not. His entire life had been breaking or watching rules be broken no matter the consequences.
He doesn't press it further immediately, but he also doesn't trust Bodhi's judgement alone. It isn't personal. Cassian trusts no one's judgement. Not even his own at times.]
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He doesn't press it further immediately, but he also doesn't trust Bodhi's judgement alone. It isn't personal. Cassian trusts no one's judgement. Not even his own at times.]
Have you noticed a difference?