[She can't disguise the ever-growing smile that tugs at her mouth. He's so good at that, that it's almost annoying. Almost.]

You're right. [He has no idea just how right he is when it comes to her own situation.] Here, we're given this opportunity to meet people who aren't like us. People who don't necessarily share our beliefs or our experiences. It's not just a good opportunity to expand our own horizons, it's an opportunity to assess ourselves. Not necessarily to change, but a potential to.

[She motions toward herself with her free hand, still very content to leave her arm curled about his.] I know that I've had to adjust how I look at some things, too. That's not a bad thing either. I feel like it makes me better. I might be able to go home and teach something to my friends and family. Maybe. [Working under the assumption that she'll remember anything that happens in Camelot, naturally.]