That was my guess. I could be wrong of course, but most of the Greeks especially seem to avoid her cabin in particular.

[It was merely an observation. He knew the relationship with Hera/Juno was different for Greeks and Romans. So he wasn't too certain how much it applied to one or the other.

Her response to his question was just as sharp tongued as ever. Being said diplomatic type, he consider his words carefully.]

Often those in positions of authority believe they are doing what is best for us. You either trust them to make the decisions and calls that can, in the long run, help you or you distrust them and believe that only you are capable of helping yourself without relying on anyone. You can break any trust that has been established but you must then accept the consequences that come with disobeying the rules set before you.

[He is not encouraging her by any means, but he hopes that Callie does not think they are out to get her. Granted, he hasn't been following the situation closely so he could be wrong. He takes a breath.]

So what is it that you question about their judgement?