[If Jemma considers it a misstep she doesn't say so -- which, all things considered, must mean that she doesn't. She does realize that Peter doesn't know about Will, and she'd inadvertently indicated him. But of course he doesn't know, how could he?]
I... there was a man there, already. An astronaut. His team had suffered from problems, he was the only one left. [The nature of those problems remained a bone of contention, Will insisting he knew what he saw, and Jemma unable to refute him except with the return insistence that scientifically, none of it made sense.] He'd been there for fourteen years.
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[If Jemma considers it a misstep she doesn't say so -- which, all things considered, must mean that she doesn't. She does realize that Peter doesn't know about Will, and she'd inadvertently indicated him. But of course he doesn't know, how could he?]
I... there was a man there, already. An astronaut. His team had suffered from problems, he was the only one left. [The nature of those problems remained a bone of contention, Will insisting he knew what he saw, and Jemma unable to refute him except with the return insistence that scientifically, none of it made sense.] He'd been there for fourteen years.