It would be so easy to scare him. A stroke of a key, barely that, a tiny little change to a string of code and she could utterly break everything he's ever believed in and that's exactly why she isn't doing it. They're not villains here. They're not. They have reasons and motivations and the well-being of the inmates at heart — unlike those assholes over at Squall — and so she doesn't do a single thing but look back at him, eyes softening, pronoun going back from plural to singular.
That's always difficult. Remembering she's one, not many.