Intellect
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Note to self: this would be a good question to ask Titus -- where's the eighth man?
He's not going to let you steal his thunder twice.
He does not actually think it's cool. If anything, the lieutenant feels sorry for the poor box -- he's leaning in to inspect the layers of graffito that deface it.
That's because he doesn't want to bring up the messy question of your initials.
Their strike, if allowed to escalate into violence, adds to a growing sense of civil war in the city. He's extremely neutral, even in his notes, but avoiding this escalation is Kim's primary concern when dealing with the situation in Martinaise.
It's not spelled out explicitly, but the lieutenant fears a tear is forming between the liberal-moralist establishment of Revachol -- and her populist citizenry. This populist force, a pot pourri of far right and left, is exemplified in the Débardeurs' Union.
This truly came as a surprise to him. Not a bad one. But he's at a loss.
In other words -- he's heard enough about this.
For the Revachol Citizens Militia. A blue forget-me-not in the grey sky.