[ Huh is going to go on file as one of the other more oh well isn't that a thing moving on responses she's had here. Then again, these people don't have a reason to carry the cultural context for what she is without having spoken with her former comrades in arms to an extent that informed them of such. He moves on from it; so does she.

Though she cants her head to the side at what he wants her to dismiss. She knows why. She just think's it's more bullshit to focus on the human nature of his reaction, since - ]

You're not usually brave enough to deal with an impossible monster that's driving you to scream when you don't know what it's intentions are, but that you accepted assistance from even when it clearly continued to terrify you to do so? I see.

[ - because to her, being able to trust or do any of that had been more markedly impressive than the rest. Screaming? Made sense. Losing control of bladder or bowels? Has happened. Vomiting? That too.

Guy had faced a Titan and he'd been terrified, and he'd still not completely lost himself. There was no shame in his response, not to her. Had he been persistently hysterical, she still wouldn't have blamed him... but that would have been actually embarrassing.

(Though his response earlier hadn't been in knowing this. Hmm...) ]

You'd prefer if people didn't have high expectations of how you work under pressure or when facing the unexpected.