Landy's POV sometime during Ultimatum.
She dealt with life and it's subsequent choices and she always did-sharply and distantly, without emotion. Because emotion would mean she was a person, not a figure of authority but a normal human being.
She'd been careful during those moments with Vosen, moments when he insisted he could kill Bourne and Parsons. Been careful not to let more than a minute amount of anger and fear spill out of her voice.
'You have no right.'
'Yes, I do.'
Calm. Cold.
He was everything that she herself was struggling to maintain.
