Okay, that's some seriously tortured logic there. Not just Danny's logic, but especially Taylor's. Danny mentions his responsibilities and Taylor practically immediately forgets all about HER OWN. I can understand why the author wants her to stay on Earth Bet, but... She's suddenly acting like the young Taylor she ISN'T anymore. If Danny wants to stay on a doomed world - despite a new wife, and a Taylor that appears to be quite willing to evacuate more than just him - because there MIGHT be work for the dockworkers in a couple of months... That's his problem.
You can't help everyone.
Especially those that refuse to be helped.
That's the point where you get the hell back to to your friends and co-workers, and promise to call every couple weeks. You can still consider doing something about the Endbringers, but those are hardly Bets ONLY problem, so it's not a priority. Taylor could maybe promise look into whether the Clan is willing to spare the time to offer very competitive rates on Endbringer removal.
Forgetting about the active conflict at home and her own job in it though... What are you doing, Taylor?
She has completed 1 and most of 2 now, and should really be getting back to the Clan right about now. Dammit Taylor, don't you know there's a war on?
I haven't even played Warframe but I do like the game's Setting. Doesn't necessarily mean i'm going to go diving into the meanings behind naming what looks more like a chakram then a shuriken and used more like a chakram then a shuriken but is for some reason named after a medieval polearm that looks like a staff with a weirdly shaped sword on the end of it.
