Basically just Malcolm body slamming Kate for a few panels, no biggie.
But our boy's got a point ; people who have a real stake in a crisis rarely have the luxury of time and debate.
Always with the confusing moral dilemmas, this poor ship. 'Least things can't get any worse, eh?? ;)

Hope you all enjoy ^_^
Thanks for tuning in!! :)
~M

Sorry for interrupting but the light was green.

That's what you think

You just know that Malcolm's last panel internal dialog would put Yosemite Sam to shame.

Malcolm is a man on a mission and could easily become the best option for 'leading' this wayward crew of powerful personalities. He understands priorities and has the practical sense to direct traffic, even if he might not be the best strategist or tactician (jury is out on that since we barely know the fellow), he knows what's truly important - people. I hope they get there in time to save his son, and wouldn't it be an interesting change in dynamic if suddenly there was a family onboard with a crew of headbutting individualists? ;)