It was more complicated than that... Steve's younger sister, from a completely different timeline, had turned up as a teenager. The three of them lived together for a while, but when the older Steve, the one they now called Kahuna to keep things straight, started getting serious about his girl-friend, Steve bought the house next door and moved him and Mary there. ... But, Conner really didn't need to know all that.
Pressing the button for the floor of the Five-O offices, the door closes and the car starts to move. "Granted, but... If the owner of an animal asks me to shoot that animal, but the animal offers no threat and there's no reason for it to die, I wouldn't do it. Even for valuable information." Steve carefully considers Connor, wondering how he's going to respond. And, how he does is very important to Steve. It's not just a hypothetical question or scenario. Regardless of his personal views, if Connor is a threat to the people of Hawaii then Steve will need to plan differently. As he's not familiar with Cyberlife or exactly what Connor has been programmed for, he'll need to take Connor's word and follow his gut, but first he needs to make sure those two things are on the same page.
"All of us who just turned up here, don't belong here."
There's a chime and the elevator doors open. Since Connor doesn't know where he's going, Steve exits the car first, but waits for Connor to join him before he starts to move - down the hall, then a left will take them to the glass doors of Five-O.
"Let's not get to far ahead of ourselves. We're headed to my office where we can talk. You can tell me more about yourself and what you're going to need to exist here for the time being. We've settled in others who were different, let's see what we can do for you." He's not making any promises. Not yet, but he's not closing any doors yet either.
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Pressing the button for the floor of the Five-O offices, the door closes and the car starts to move. "Granted, but... If the owner of an animal asks me to shoot that animal, but the animal offers no threat and there's no reason for it to die, I wouldn't do it. Even for valuable information." Steve carefully considers Connor, wondering how he's going to respond. And, how he does is very important to Steve. It's not just a hypothetical question or scenario. Regardless of his personal views, if Connor is a threat to the people of Hawaii then Steve will need to plan differently. As he's not familiar with Cyberlife or exactly what Connor has been programmed for, he'll need to take Connor's word and follow his gut, but first he needs to make sure those two things are on the same page.
"All of us who just turned up here, don't belong here."
There's a chime and the elevator doors open. Since Connor doesn't know where he's going, Steve exits the car first, but waits for Connor to join him before he starts to move - down the hall, then a left will take them to the glass doors of Five-O.
"Let's not get to far ahead of ourselves. We're headed to my office where we can talk. You can tell me more about yourself and what you're going to need to exist here for the time being. We've settled in others who were different, let's see what we can do for you." He's not making any promises. Not yet, but he's not closing any doors yet either.