Malcolm Bright

I didn't hate it. I thanked you for going to the trouble. I love puzzles. I hate being jerked around. I don't think you can deny that that was also a strong and intentional component of this. I care about helping you, but I can't do it if you don't want me to. You're telling me you don't want me to. I've asked my friend to look after your needs if I take a vacation but since you don't approve of my Wardening, I don't think there's much value in me choosing the Warden that will work with you on graduation and give you assignments. You should choose them. Then you'll get the style of communication and wardening that you want. It's your journey and only you can take it. If you want me to participate again at any point in the future, I'll be here. Also, if there's some kind of shipwide danger, I'll come find you and I'll protect you. I'm not abandoning you. But day to day engagement? Graduation work? Socializing? Counselling? Ball's in your court. Those are the boundaries you're asking for. Correct?