Admittedly, his warning is more intriguing to Lydia than it probably has any right to be. She's desperate for anything to make her feel more stable on her own two feet here; anything that will make her feel more in control than she does right now. Then again, that's not saying much. She's never feeling terribly in control anymore, if she's being honest.

"Honey, if you think I plan on using literally anything I've learned from Matt for an offense rather than a defense, you don't know me at all," she points out to remind him that his trust isn't being misplaced. Lydia has the feeling that he's more worried that he just has to mention this shouldn't be her go-to for his own peace of mind more than out of concern that she will abuse the knowledge, so she's not offended by it.

So she nods. "Show me."