[It would certainly be easier to view things in black and white terms. Heroes were good, villains were bad, and jail was the simplest solution.]

[The world didn't work like that, though. If the principal saw the shades of gray here and respected them, then Aizawa would work with that. He could put aside any personal feelings about a villain that had threatened his students multiple times and smashed his face in. Right now, he was the sort of wreck that reminded him of captives and hostages.]

There are other U.A. staff as well. Thirteen is probably here the most often. I've been spending more and more time here because of Eri. [the little girl hangs her head a bit and Aizawa absently drops his hand to pat her head. It was just a fact; she wasn't a burden.]

If there's something you need, you'll ask whoever's around to get it arranged. I'd say that you could just text me but... [No unsupervised electronics usage. Giving him access to communication outside U.A.'s walls was risky at this point.] We'll see if we can swing that after we've cleared a few hurdles.