“Elizabeth…this is a conversation that will only ever end in an argument and you are aware of that. I know that you are frustrated and bored but I would rather not end up having a pointless argument for the sake of passing the time. There are far less frustrating ways of doing that.”
Sawyer was looking at Elizabeth, and he seemed to be so stoic that she felt as if he had probably practiced this response.
She hadn’t been trying to start an argument; she thought it was relevant, and that it might not end in an argument again because it was a completely different context this time and it made sense to her to acknowledge it.
“It’s true, though. I’m not trying to fight with you, I just think that it’s relevant. You’re the one that started this conversation and I don’t believe for one seco
