Shaking his head, Cal was quick to object to that assumption. "Never said it'd be a bother, did I?" he asked. "The way I see it, we don't know what criteria we're being judged on in here, but for me? I spent too long learning to help people to not do it now, it makes me feel good when I do, and after court and prison? I like that," Cal stressed intently. "For you, maybe trying this'll give you the pieces you need to set the record straight, maybe you won't even need a new identity outside of here. Maybe just trying is what matters. 'Sides," he finished with a nod around them, "All we got in here's time to keep trying."