True—that's why I phrased it the way I did. In the future, it might be a problem, and the people who can do something about that are working on it. [As much as can be, anyway.] But for now, there's no point in getting worked up about something you can't control, can't banish away. So: nothing to worry about, right now.

[She's not going to lie to a kid.

At the proposal for her "description, she scoffs a laugh, and shakes her head.]

I'm just a soldier, Eddie. Just a run-of-the-mill soldier with some interesting experiences—and I'm glad you've been enjoying your time with Sans. He's a good guy—don't let him shake you off.

[There's no pause when she answers his question, though—and the conviction and sincerity is easy to hear, without a hint of irony.]

Absolutely. Why wouldn't they be? Adults may be worth listening to, most of the time—but so are kids. Why do you ask?