et tu, Samuel?

Samuel Tell me little dear if you've only lived here, have you ever really lived at all? Well, it was true enough that it rarely came down to one door, but Sam had seen it as a decent compromise. One man's sacrifice for one building's protection. No, it would not save everyone...but it could save someone, and that had been enough. "...Most votes...work so that the majority still get what they want. No one had to turn down the opportunity because of my opinions. It sounds like you want me to be silent." Sam pointed out, still baffled as to why only one dissenter had made the whole vote void. "I'm sorry, you know I...I respect you. I do. I think your plan for the future is a good one. But I think we have...different values." Her last point was at least a good one, one that he had considered himself. "If it is used against us, then I will take full blame for that. For the moment, that hasn't happened...and I don't think it will. There are good people on both sides of this." Perhaps he couldn't trust Safrin, but he felt he could trust Deimos.