No, that's a decision a leader would make. It shows faith in our ability to find answers, and the foresight to understand that we may need to be protected from them. [None of them know what will result in the end of their journeys here. For all they know, they're already a part of game: completely unwitting and following along because they have no other choice.

Clarke likes to think they have some control. Some semblance of it.]

Honestly, in this scenario I don't think we can have two wishes, but I'd prefer if we could.