[She's been in prison, been hunted, been shot and stabbed and burned and starved. She's lived as a marginalized class, and as a minority, a political underdog and as food for the machine— she's died, and been used as a science experiment, and woken up mid-surgery. All that, the pain, the dehumanization, the years-long tension of being shoved to the side... She can cope with that. Those agonies are old friends. But seeing the wave of a tsunami crest, and knowing what's coming, of watching while it tips and begins to fall, and not being listened to, not being able to know, and act...
Shepard has never been good at minding her own business, and not asking questions even when no one else cares to do so.]
Fine.
[If there's information to know, Shepard has no doubt that she'll find it out, eventually. The only question is, how much it'll cost.]
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Shepard has never been good at minding her own business, and not asking questions even when no one else cares to do so.]
Fine.
[If there's information to know, Shepard has no doubt that she'll find it out, eventually. The only question is, how much it'll cost.]