And I agree with that. I did then, too. But we let them do other things, make other decisions, for the safety of the fleet -- because we knew it would keep us safe. Because humanity, our survival, our world was the most important thing.

[And sometimes the decisions that wound up being made instead weren't the right ones, he can admit to that much, but no: the mutiny was never about erasing the past. It was about reclaiming the future.]

They put all of us in danger. If what happened changed anything for me, it was only that it made me realize how dire the threat really was.