It's an automatic response, because Allison doesn't quite understand what is happening. This is the first time that she has experienced a swap like this, and for the first time since her arrival she really does believe the whole thing about glitches and inaccurate thoughts that she had been warned about after waking up.
It also doesn't help that just seconds ago she had seen Steve in a way that she had never seen him before. He had been breaking her(?) out of that cell where she had been, along with other people that she didn't recognize. The memory keeps flashing in her head, and it's...confusing, to say the least.
Especially when that memory switches for a moment, and she remembers a baby. And in the memory she's speaking, but it's not her voice, it's Clint's--
"...is Clint a dad?"
His voice keeps being the one that she remembers every time she thinks she spoke, and at least Steve knows him. The question comes out before she can fully realize she's saying it and, when it clicks, she sighs under her breath. "Sorry, it's-- It's been a really weird morning."
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It's an automatic response, because Allison doesn't quite understand what is happening. This is the first time that she has experienced a swap like this, and for the first time since her arrival she really does believe the whole thing about glitches and inaccurate thoughts that she had been warned about after waking up.
It also doesn't help that just seconds ago she had seen Steve in a way that she had never seen him before. He had been breaking her(?) out of that cell where she had been, along with other people that she didn't recognize. The memory keeps flashing in her head, and it's...confusing, to say the least.
Especially when that memory switches for a moment, and she remembers a baby. And in the memory she's speaking, but it's not her voice, it's Clint's--
"...is Clint a dad?"
His voice keeps being the one that she remembers every time she thinks she spoke, and at least Steve knows him. The question comes out before she can fully realize she's saying it and, when it clicks, she sighs under her breath. "Sorry, it's-- It's been a really weird morning."