But no, seriously, Reid respects Gordon and would be willing to follow his lead if he pulled rank. He vaguely remembers what went on when Amanda was in control, and he's gotten a glance of how Gordon conducts himself and his 'team' in a crisis situation, so he feels like he's understanding why he's in a position of authority.
But Reid still has issues about letting people close, so at the moment, he holds Gordon at arm's length and considers their relationship professional. Friendly, but professional. That will probably change as Reid gets to talk to him more, especially during Thanksgiving when he meets him in person and talks to him in a personal setting.
Also, bonus: Reid is aware of Cobra and has watched/read his posts, but he hasn't replied, mostly because he's found that announcing that you're watching a megalomaniac doesn't tend to work out well. He's keeping an eye on him, just in case he does something that he really has to worry about. And he's baffled by how cartoon-y he is.
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But no, seriously, Reid respects Gordon and would be willing to follow his lead if he pulled rank. He vaguely remembers what went on when Amanda was in control, and he's gotten a glance of how Gordon conducts himself and his 'team' in a crisis situation, so he feels like he's understanding why he's in a position of authority.
But Reid still has issues about letting people close, so at the moment, he holds Gordon at arm's length and considers their relationship professional. Friendly, but professional. That will probably change as Reid gets to talk to him more, especially during Thanksgiving when he meets him in person and talks to him in a personal setting.
Also, bonus: Reid is aware of Cobra and has watched/read his posts, but he hasn't replied, mostly because he's found that announcing that you're watching a megalomaniac doesn't tend to work out well. He's keeping an eye on him, just in case he does something that he really has to worry about. And he's baffled by how cartoon-y he is.