[ but it's true, max had taught him to trust. but he doesn't blame her, only himself for putting that trust in the wrong place. but something she says makes him think. and he blinks a few times before extracting himself from there collective arms and so he can rummage through his pockets.
he finds a piece of paper that he tells himself to deal with later, and then produces a small memory card ]
[ Hank steps closer to Max, patting her hair to try and soothe her. He still sees Connor produce that memory card though. What in the hell is that supposed to be? ]
If that's true, it's probably not a good idea to flash it around in the open. You should be extra careful about when and how you try to check what's on that.
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[ but it's true, max had taught him to trust. but he doesn't blame her, only himself for putting that trust in the wrong place. but something she says makes him think. and he blinks a few times before extracting himself from there collective arms and so he can rummage through his pockets.
he finds a piece of paper that he tells himself to deal with later, and then produces a small memory card ]
No, we still have something.
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[ Hank steps closer to Max, patting her hair to try and soothe her. He still sees Connor produce that memory card though. What in the hell is that supposed to be? ]
What's that?
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...Did you get that from her?
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[ but what good would learning do if he can be killed so easily? ]
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Something to stop those robots?
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If that's true, it's probably not a good idea to flash it around in the open. You should be extra careful about when and how you try to check what's on that.
...But you probably already know that.
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[ after all, he had died ]
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What do you need, Connor? A computer? A tablet? We've got your back on this one.