And yet, she resists. She hates the idea of giving Adama what he wants, of 
giving into his will, serving his wishes. She despises the concept of serving 
another as her master. She would almost rather let Ohara escape than cooperate 
with a mage who has apparently been manipulating her with magic. She detests 
being used. It makes her feel like helpless prey, like a weak, insignificant 
little creature forced to turn and run at the first sight of anything like a 
hunter.