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So how does Mommy-taichou perceive the residents of Siren's Port? Let's find out.
longaevus (Sanctuary) Retsu finds Helen to be a very competent professional woman, though perhaps a little too curious for her own good. Curiosity is fine, but Retsu often wonders if Helen takes adequate precautions. If she feels that she's not, Retsu will certainly say something. Any deflections are only likely to send up a red flag to Retsu, and she tries to keep tabs on what Helen gets herself into.
gaveherwings (Ergo Proxy) He obviously cares deeply about what he does. She can't help but appreciate his passion for the work, though she thinks he gets overly invested sometimes. He also avoids emotional issues, which can't be good for him or the people who care for him She wants to help, but hasn't been able to often engage him on more than a professional level yet.
southernreaper (Marvel Comics) She worries about this kid. He has a dangerous power, but he actively strives not to use it because he doesn't wish to bring harm to others. This speaks to his true character. His power is his power; it's not his identity. That he's fallen in with SERO concerns her, and so she tries to be there for him when she can. With an ability like his, she has little doubt that the company will try to take advantage of it.
longaevus (Sanctuary) Retsu finds Helen to be a very competent professional woman, though perhaps a little too curious for her own good. Curiosity is fine, but Retsu often wonders if Helen takes adequate precautions. If she feels that she's not, Retsu will certainly say something. Any deflections are only likely to send up a red flag to Retsu, and she tries to keep tabs on what Helen gets herself into.
gaveherwings (Ergo Proxy) He obviously cares deeply about what he does. She can't help but appreciate his passion for the work, though she thinks he gets overly invested sometimes. He also avoids emotional issues, which can't be good for him or the people who care for him She wants to help, but hasn't been able to often engage him on more than a professional level yet.
southernreaper (Marvel Comics) She worries about this kid. He has a dangerous power, but he actively strives not to use it because he doesn't wish to bring harm to others. This speaks to his true character. His power is his power; it's not his identity. That he's fallen in with SERO concerns her, and so she tries to be there for him when she can. With an ability like his, she has little doubt that the company will try to take advantage of it.