Seth only hesitates for a moment. "Me too," he says decisively.

It's something he's been thinking about for months. Sometimes fleetingly, vaguely, just a non-specific desire to get revenge, to free Manhattan of that place and make sure neither he nor anyone else ends up in the same situation again. Then sometimes not so vaguely, which led to an awful lot of information-gathering and planning. But in the end, the risk had always seemed too great - he'd had too much to lose.

He doesn't feel like that now. From the sound of it, he's not going to talk Daine out of this. And he can help. He can do what he's wanted to for so long. And if it all goes disastrously wrong, well... That's that.

"All the cells are on lower levels. The main floor's mostly living space, offices, storage. Stuff everyone's got access to," he rattles off. "There's dozens of people locked up down there, if not more. If you're rescuing your friend, you should let them all out. It'll create a distraction, too."

It's probably obvious that this isn't the first time Seth's considered this.