[Jim nods, grateful they can skate over the displays of the last week.]

It's understandable. But also a fact that if someone us don't start trusting others, we won't be able to accomplish anything. [He sighs.] Basically, I'm inclined to give people here the benefit of the doubt. There's no one I've met here so far--no one from the ship, I mean--who I'd suspect of not wanting to get out of here like anybody else. With that in mind, it'll be hard to pool the resources of so many disparate parties. But we're going to have to get organized, or we risk holes, as well as overlap of effort. My personal opinion? Groups be formed to take on specific tasks. Broken down by what people are good at and led by people who can coordinate the efforts. Having a group for food procurement, investigation into the ship, the domes and the Authority, outreach for the city dwellers. Aid for those who need it. We're all in this together, is my view. And we're stronger than apart.