It could almost be conversational, and it could almost be a dig. At anyone else on the planet, it'd have nails and be a blatant disregard, but somehow for Luther, and only ever for Luther, there's an air of almost coy mocking that runs a ribbon right at the bottom of those icy, sharp, steel nails. She doesn't love the stupid lawlessness and rebels thinking they have any more chances now than they did a week ago, but there's a part of her that thrills at it, too.
Having more to do. Having another reason to be back out in the street.
It's twisted, but she's never made any complaints about what she is. (At least not in the last decade.)
"The Porter isn't making an army, the Porter--" Allison says with the grandiose grace of her other day job, on-screen, with a wave of her hands and arms, as though gesturing to a vista and not a street full of low flames and bent, broken bodies. Other people like them picking through the wreckage, or running off after the few stragglers trying to make a break for it without cover. "--is just making a mess."
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It could almost be conversational, and it could almost be a dig. At anyone else on the planet, it'd have nails and be a blatant disregard, but somehow for Luther, and only ever for Luther, there's an air of almost coy mocking that runs a ribbon right at the bottom of those icy, sharp, steel nails. She doesn't love the stupid lawlessness and rebels thinking they have any more chances now than they did a week ago, but there's a part of her that thrills at it, too.
Having more to do. Having another reason to be back out in the street.
It's twisted, but she's never made any complaints about what she is. (At least not in the last decade.)
"The Porter isn't making an army, the Porter--" Allison says with the grandiose grace of her other day job, on-screen, with a wave of her hands and arms, as though gesturing to a vista and not a street full of low flames and bent, broken bodies. Other people like them picking through the wreckage, or running off after the few stragglers trying to make a break for it without cover. "--is just making a mess."