They made a huge mistake in enlisting kids who weren't ready. Maybe if you listened, but you definitely took what you wanted to hear left and right and kind of ran with it. [Jason knows these words are harsh, but they are what he believes. No children should be pulled into any war, and the fact that no one else has tried to slow Hiro down is dawning on him. Between Loki and everyone else, he sees that the reason why he hasn't been listened to is because what he has to say just isn't as important.]

At the end of the day, we do have a basic goal. Our work is to stop existence from ending. We do it in different ways. We make the Unseelie stronger. But you're partly wrong. I spent most of last month losing my mind, and I'm working on a goal to assassinate some higher-up Seelie who are monsters. And not because of their species. [One of them does happen to be a monster by the textbook definition, but she isn't even as bad as her employer. Jason isn't looking forward to killing her, but that she's friendly with the other guy will drive him to do what's necessary.]

If Saber gave you a goal, it's probably important. But you can't go risking yourself before you accomplish it. By wearing yourself thin, you're gonna end up doing exactly that.