Editing Kamil Armstrong (section)

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Compared her to a cult leader, favorably.<ref name="25.1 e1">“This is exactly what I was talking about.  She’s a dangerous influence.”<br/><br/>“She’s a sixteen year old girl with strong opinions, Wilkins,” Armstrong answered.  “Nothing more.  She holds onto those opinions and her core worldview, and vulnerable people get caught up in her momentum.  Cult leaders will do the same thing, only it’s purposeful in their case.  Get people tired, get people worn out, scared and hungry, and then give them someone with presence to give them support.”<br/><br/>“You’re saying she’s an accidental cult leader?”<br/><br/>“She’s in a position where it’s very easy to sway others.  A lot of the parahumans out there fit the criteria I’m talking about,” Armstrong said.  He glanced at Glenn, who looked distinctly unhappy.  “So, apparently, does our staff.”<br/><br/>“I think you’re off target,” I said.  “You’re talking about Foil, I get it, and Parian, and now the Chicago Wards and Glenn.  But all of the decisions they made were when I wasn’t anywhere near them.  Unless you’re implying I have some sort of mind control.”<br/><br/>“No,” Armstrong told me.  He didn’t fit his name; he looked more like my dad than anyone, though he had a peculiarly prominent jaw and a forehead that made it look like he was perpetually glaring.  “It doesn’t matter if they’re near you.  The message and the idea stays with them even after they leave your presence.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/04/03/cell-9-1/ Excerpt] from [[Scarab 25.1]]</ref> He apparently saw the young hero as capable.