I like Silens' interactions with her. Mostly because he's one of the few people who doesn't take her shit or worships the ground she walks on, and identifies a lot of her self-importance as childish whining when there is more important stuff going on. It helps that he's the only character who actually feels like he comes from pulpy science fiction story (even if he sounds like he should be on a starship rather than an overgrown Stone Age-era world full of oogah-boogahs), and isn't just some modern-day college intern playing in someone's film project.

I like Silas' interactions with her. Mostly because he's one of the few people who doesn't take her shit or worships the ground she walks on, and identifies a lot of her self-importance as childish whining when there is more important stuff going on. It helps that he's the only character who actually feels like he comes from pulpy science fiction story (even if he sounds like he should be on a starship rather than an overgrown Stone Age-era world full of oogah-boogahs), and isn't just some modern-day college intern playing in someone's film project.