[Isaac listens to all that without saying anything. It's possible Archer has someone working for him, but the only person he's really close to seems to be Kim...blee...]

[Emmy's words aren't helping any. Someone who wanted to "teach" her? Someone who "loves to pit people against each other"? But it can't be Kimblee. He doesn't love war. Right? Of course not. He didn't like being in Ishval any more than they did. He didn't understand why everyone was getting so worked up about genocide, but that doesn't mean he enjoyed what he was doing...]

[But even if that was the case - even if Kimblee was that horrible - there's no way he could have been terrorizing Emmy like that. He's very fond of Emmy. They traveled together for a few weeks; if Kimblee thought Emmy should have been taught anything, he would have come right out and said it.]

[Isaac finally relaxes again; it can't be Kimblee.]

I can see why you wouldn't. Anyone who loves war has to be crazy.

[He hasn't said anything to Emmy about his involvement in Ishval and has no intention to. That doesn't sound all that incriminating, does it?]

You don't know of anyone else who has some kind of vendetta against you? I'm sure we'll figure out who it is and make sure they're taught a lesson themselves; but until then, I guess the only thing you can really do is watch your back.

[He's confident that Emmy can take care of herself, but it's still troublesome that someone would be targeting her specifically.]