Last spark from the ashes

"They'd use it to their advantage," Adia replies. "To wipe out the Resistance. I'm not sure if they'd try to hurt humans from other worlds, but I think you're right, they wouldn't listen to anybody's advice. Julia acts like the Cylons know everything already." She's pleased that Blaze agrees with her decision, although it takes a while for the worried expression to leave her face. The Cylons discovering the Nexus is not a thought exercise that she likes to indulge in.

She'd give Ghost a hug, if she could. She settles for smiling at him fondly. "I'd love to see these hats sometime. I'll bet you look very nice in yours."

When Blaze pauses to scan the street, Adia takes a moment to look at her friend, grateful that she hadn't let her own prejudices get in the way of becoming her friend. "I look for those things, too, when I come to the Nexus. Someone's story will resonate with me, or I'll hear about an Earth's history that reminds me of my own world. But you aren't much like them, for what it's worth. You're honest and forthright. Maybe that's because you don't have anything to hide, but I really appreciate it." She ducks her head a little at Blaze's comment and smiles modestly. "I'd rather people were more like you and simply tried to do the right thing without playing games about it."