Kaidan's expression is studiously neutral, other than the eyebrow remaining in place -- taken is not accurate, but considering surely is. Not one to make his decisions ahead of his data is a reasonable assumption to make of the man in his armchair. "Fair enough," he grants. "I've met a few people who've decided that family traditions are meant to be broken. Seems a little, uh, extreme to go all the way over to joining the invading side, though. I mean," he says, as the neutral expression slants into the sort of piss-taking that's how people who've served on the Normandy communicate, "You seem a little old for teenage rebellion."