Hey Tomato! Sorry for the delay in getting back to you - we accidentally skimmed past this when we were drafting our replies.
A lot of Jovavich's sentiments toward Mars are covered here, at least as far as Cassian would know. He wouldn't have any up to date information on her sentiments, especially following the recent debates. If anything, Cassian would be able to confirm that both Durcell and Lynch have up to date information on Jovavich's apathy toward the revolts, especially since she would see it as a natural consequence of the UN's failure to put actual legitimate engineers and scientists in positions of power at the colonies. If anything, her frustration would show, with statements like, "You know why this is happening out there." She doesn't seem to have sympathy for the people out there, instead viewing it as the side effect of incompetence. Which, of course, can be twisted in a debate, especially since Jovavich herself isn't a very ... amiable person (or politician-to-be).
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A lot of Jovavich's sentiments toward Mars are covered here, at least as far as Cassian would know. He wouldn't have any up to date information on her sentiments, especially following the recent debates. If anything, Cassian would be able to confirm that both Durcell and Lynch have up to date information on Jovavich's apathy toward the revolts, especially since she would see it as a natural consequence of the UN's failure to put actual legitimate engineers and scientists in positions of power at the colonies. If anything, her frustration would show, with statements like, "You know why this is happening out there." She doesn't seem to have sympathy for the people out there, instead viewing it as the side effect of incompetence. Which, of course, can be twisted in a debate, especially since Jovavich herself isn't a very ... amiable person (or politician-to-be).