[He nods.] I think that's a good start. A very good start. Locking someone away only stops them from acting. It doesn't start them thinking, and that is why we're here. [He considers that.] Maybe we should change the rotation in Zero, when an inmate goes in there. Instead of just guards, we get someone in there who wants to do something. Who might stand a chance, with whoever's in there. [And it might not even be the warden assigned to that inmate, although he's nor arguing their warden shouldn't be involved. But he still thinks maybe the Barge is more about it being a team effort, despite the pairing off that happens.

He does smile wryly, and nod at the question.] It doesn't even have to be a single group. If that's what works, then fine. [Although the Avengers are not without their problems. But what group is perfect? Internal conflict will always exist, and it's part of why they complement each other, but it can overwhelm them, too, if they're not careful.] But if floods are the problems, then even a single group could all be affected, large or small. People who aren't affected need to find each other. And that needs to include inmates, not just wardens, absolutely.

Maybe that's a system we need to put into place. We've already got the infrastructure. [Their communicators.] We just need to make sure people use it.