Yeah, he kind of did.

[Sorry, Clint, dropping him in it.]

It is nice to talk to you again, though! I've seen what you've been doing, it's so great to have more people to help.

Thanks, you know you can call me for anything too. I might not be a, uh, superhero where I'm from, but I'll do my best to help.

I don't think it can ever be called enough until we find the way out of here.

[He sounds as if he means that as simple fact, because he does.]

We all have to keep going, all the time, we can't afford to stop.

Of course we have to rely on each other, that's how we keep going. It's the support of the people around you, the ones who care, that can help keep you strong.

Really, I'm not taking on anything all by myself.

[This is a total lie.]

You don't have to worry about me, ma'am.

I'm not, I know the value of having people stood at your side. Before-- it was always Brother and I, I understand how to rely on someone else.

Thank you, ma'am.

[She seems like a ma'am.]

Is it true that you're superheroes where you come from?

What do powers have to do with it?

[He sounds genuinely confused.]

What makes someone a hero is who they are, not what they can do.

[He snorts, though he doesn't mean to be rude.]

I've met a lot of people with powers who I wouldn't call super, let alone heroes.

I think people are people, no matter what world they come from. It's kind of comforting, don't you think?

Mm, it gives us a bond and a way to identify with one another even in such a weird situation.

Yeah.

[He's proud of it.]

It helps me to keep going.

I will. Always.

[There's just a thread of determination under that so strong.]

Ed would never forgive me if I did anything else.