[That moment makes him tense and uneasy. Keith wants to complete the mission, but she's the one that drove them onto this path. His lips twitch downward, unhappy with her. Unhappy with all of this. She wants to talk about going home, about this connection that she has with Ben, and she wants things to be normal—and yet there's everything else. There's the increased paranoia, there's the fact that he now has a greater idea about how Kylo Ren got her to see things from a different light. There's everything.

He's not angry or spiteful. Rather, he's tense and resigned.]

I know you don't want to talk about it. After we gave up on the trust exercise, I knew that we'd never trust each other the same way again. That's fine. We're still friends. But you weren't thinking when you ran to him out there. And you weren't thinking when you told Loki that I tried to force you to use the sword. Again.

[And even with all that, he still wants to help her, to be her friend, but it feels like it keeps piling up. Keith doesn't know how to handle someone hurting him this way.]

I'm not bringing it up to stop what we're doing here. But if you're gonna talk about your connection and going home and all of that, don't expect me to just listen and accept what you say. Not anymore.