I do. [And that’s not a lie — he trusts in the ones closest to him. His Turks are unwavering, their loyalties solidified. But their responsibilities are different than his. They do the dirty work; Rufus is an extension of the company itself, and he is, unfortunately, just one man.]

But an employee doesn’t share the same burden as being the head of a company, and I wouldn’t want to put that on them, anyway.