Well, maybe not quite nothing. But Julian wasn't about to let slip his own little secret--he still needs to keep that quiet.

But he feels like perhaps the comparison that's always made him feel bitter and saddened--that there were few ways that people like him could be, either righteous all the time or hateful and full of rage and violence--was not quite as it should be.

He wasn't about to say that Khan wasn't dangerous. But he was capable of being reasoned with, and quiet contemplation, and obvious sadness. He was human too. Not just the vicious tyrant he'd been remembered as.

"I'll see what I can do."