[Yes. Unfortunately, she knows all too well that Murphy isn't likely to fall in line with what she believes. Clarke knows that it's a good thing, but it's no less frustrating. Murphy makes it hard to show that she does care about him, just as much as any of their other people because of the way they can develop friction over just about anything.

In a lot of ways, they're both cockroaches. The difference is that Clarke lives and acts as if she's burdened with responsibility for everyone around her. She could take a page from his book. (Could, but never will.)]

If there was ever a time to test it, this would be it. [She'll admit that much.] I doubt that you walking around without a registered ID would catch too much attention. There's too much else going on. But you wouldn't be able to get very far. Doors don't open without an active implant. You can't read signs or menus. Everything here is managed through currency rather than trade. It's not about tracking you. It's about making sure you can walk outside freely once the four days are up.