Besides, she did not hate the Brotherhood of Steel. She could buy the idea of some of them truly meaning well, like Sole, but all of them? Not likely. She preferred her enemies being very forward about their intentions because at least she then knew what to expect. When people seem honourable to the core, calm and collected they usually have something to hide. Before Sole knew it she had finished her tell-all ‘How to be part of the Brotherhood without being a dick’ (working title, she ensured Sole) weekly feature ready.Ĭait really learned to look out for herself and can’t help but be suspicious of these guys. These men were so disciplined that there seemed to be very little room for spontaneous ideas or just doing things to have some fun. Their main flaw seemed to be in how rigid they were in using that set of rules. She never noticed any of them breaking that ‘samurai way’ they were going on about. They seemed to at least respect their people all the same, and if not they could hide it well. She interviewed various men and tried to catch them on something else but a slight weariness but to no avail. Still, she tried sneaking around where they wouldn’t notice her just to catch someone secretly verbally (or physically) abusing a synth. Their methods weren’t as ‘the end justifies the means’. Piper never tried to hide that she wasn’t exacly a fan of the Brotherhood of Steel, and did not trust these men either, but they were winning her over relatively fast.
As soon as they had explained their ways to Sole Piper just looked at them and said ‘impressive’.
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