[It was a 50/50 with her - whether she'd answer directly out of spite or snap at the question to start with. When Archer had questioned her about figuring out her true name, she had answered his questions relatively calmly. On the other hand, when her original Master did, she revealed her truth in such a way as to traumatise him with illusions before burning him. She was, by her nature, a very volatile woman.]

...Mm, I suppose so. People's actions speak far larger than their words, after all. It's easy for people to lie, or to make false promises.

But I suppose we're going to end up circling back around to acceptance versus revenge, at this rate.