Red Robin had been trailing along (in his own body, for reasons of convenience, mostly), sticking largely to shadows and out of sight, listening to the others formulate their 'plan' while he walked along. He didn't offer any input, at first, though Ellyn would be privy to the feeling of annoyance he wasn't quite repressing.

Finally, he broke habit and stepped out of the shadow to offer his own comments. "We can't confront her if we don't have a plan of action and a cohesive goal," he said flatly. "And what's been said doesn't suffice. Without a unison as a team we come off as disorganized and inconclusive, and won't be able to make any arguments we present hold any weight. No matter how likely she is to actually listen," and Red Robin wasn't an optimist, "We shatter any effectiveness this could hold if we can't even come to a unanimous conclusion first."

((ooc: oh my god I am so late sorry!!))