That's because that's the part I'm involved in. That I can be involved in. [ She shrugs; that's not self-recrimination, just an awareness of where her talents lie. She's a revolutionary, rather than a ruler. ] But I work at a place that hosts a salon, you might call it - we've got weekly meetings where people from commoner's groups discuss what they'll do after the revolution, while avoiding discussion of how the revolution will actually come about. Which is why I've dedicated myself to those early stages.

[ And then she lifts her eyebrows, just a touch, and says - again, more gently than anything else, not in an effort to scold Kanaya as much as to just assert her own self-assurance and self-confidence: ]

I've been at this for six years. I'd have to be awfully thick not to have spent any of that time considering what's got to come after my part's done.