Well that's... an odd sentiment to hear from someone who's done such a good job of projecting that trademark Rapture heartlessness. She frowns at him -- not angrily for once, but in the manner of someone who's been surprised.

"It would be best, of course, if there was nothing to tell," she says after a moment, because nobody has ever accused Tenenbottom of not dwelling on the past. But.

"But to say 'what if' is not useful."

Which Sinclair probably knows. It's more a reminder for herself.

"Has-- he said much of it?"