[ Even if he gave no context for not sharing his powers like his father had, she wouldn't have questioned it. Now that she knows, she sees that the betrayal, too, is a scar upon him, one that he might have readily carried because not trusting is a natural reaction, if not a conscious decision, in response to something like that.

However, it seems that he's ready to overcome it. She wonders if something has happened to push him in this direction. With a tender tone, she speaks:] I hope that... no one expects you to share your power, if you are not ready.

[ However.

"Not when it could save people."

...Yes, this is the only reason more power should be shared. ] But it seems like you've come to a decision.