Tony waits for an answer, half tempted to send a message to Rogers to ask him what to do in situations like these. Because he's torn between leaving her alone, and also not wanting to leave her alone because she doesn't look okay at all, but he also knows if he takes out his PDC devise she might get spooked or something.
But then she speaks, and Tony's expression relaxes in the slightest. In relief, and because this is something he can actually answer.
"No, you're not. I'm not, either. The...Computer gave us a second chance. To be here."
It's words that the scientists spewed at him when he woke up, and then again when he fought the conditioning, but he only uses it because he knows they're listening even if he wants nothing more than roll his eyes at himself for saying that crap.
"It's disorientating, this whole thing, which is why we do these. The welcome wagon thing," he explains with a slight wave of his hand. He's rambling, but well. Considering the situation, at least he's not talking a mile a second right now. "I won't force you to do it, so it's optional. But you're not in this alone."
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But then she speaks, and Tony's expression relaxes in the slightest. In relief, and because this is something he can actually answer.
"No, you're not. I'm not, either. The...Computer gave us a second chance. To be here."
It's words that the scientists spewed at him when he woke up, and then again when he fought the conditioning, but he only uses it because he knows they're listening even if he wants nothing more than roll his eyes at himself for saying that crap.
"It's disorientating, this whole thing, which is why we do these. The welcome wagon thing," he explains with a slight wave of his hand. He's rambling, but well. Considering the situation, at least he's not talking a mile a second right now. "I won't force you to do it, so it's optional. But you're not in this alone."