When he'd seen the scene unfolding on the Eadu platform, it had seemed so obvious what was happening, but he hadn't trusted his own interpretations. Because he was compromised. He wanted too badly to assume objectivity. And what was unfolding seemed so clearly to be what he wanted it to be. (Confirmation of Jyn's story.)
Her laugh and body language seemed very clear… but so much what Cassian wanted them to be…
He kept himself to a small smile, agreeing, and turning around. They were both modern people, there was no need to protest too much about getting undressed… but giving her his back was as much a sign of trust, between those who knew combat (and had as many scars there), as it was of courtesy.
He never looked over his shoulder, either to look at her or see if she was looking at him, as he removed the rest of his clothes; and gave himself a cursory scrub over with the towel.
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Her laugh and body language seemed very clear… but so much what Cassian wanted them to be…
He kept himself to a small smile, agreeing, and turning around. They were both modern people, there was no need to protest too much about getting undressed… but giving her his back was as much a sign of trust, between those who knew combat (and had as many scars there), as it was of courtesy.
He never looked over his shoulder, either to look at her or see if she was looking at him, as he removed the rest of his clothes; and gave himself a cursory scrub over with the towel.