[He harumphs softly and leans back in the seat with a tight and stubborn set to his jaw. But...he has to acknowledge that she's right. There's no guarantee that the Gallifrey in her universe is the same as his, or, even if it is his Gallifrey, it's relative time from Menzies chronological point may not correspond to his own relative time. He may contact Gallifrey only to discover that some past version of himself is still there. He would have to tread very cautiously.
A part of him is grateful that she brought it up, otherwise he might have inadvertently caused a paradox.
As to whether she can handle Fleming, he'll wait to see the evidence first before he takes her word on it.
Narvin, being Narvin, verbalizes only the doubt and none of the praise or gratitude.]
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A part of him is grateful that she brought it up, otherwise he might have inadvertently caused a paradox.
As to whether she can handle Fleming, he'll wait to see the evidence first before he takes her word on it.
Narvin, being Narvin, verbalizes only the doubt and none of the praise or gratitude.]
We'll see about that.