“I was a lot more comfortable with the risky plan when it was something I thought of,” I said.
Hah!
I suppose that’s a reasonable bias. She can more directly keep track of the thought processes involved in her own plans.
“You said calculated recklessness, right?” Trickster asked.
Coddamn it, how did it not occur to me before that “calculated recklessness” is pretty much Trickster’s whole style?
“Part of that ‘calculated’ bit is control. Keeping the chaos to a minimum, so we can anticipate and plan.”
So whatever this plan is, it’s something Taylor views as risky and chaotic.
This sounds like fun!
Trickster leaned against the door of the vehicle. “That may be a bit of a problem.”
“You think?”
Here’s what I mean about this being Trickster’s style: He sows chaos on the battleground, but it’s controlled chaos, controlled by him. We saw him do this to great effect against the Wards in Sentinel. He also seems to go with the flow more than Skitter, making rapid decisions in the moment rather than planning things out.
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