"Wait, that's all? You said there were multiple colonies - just how hard did those wars hit you?" Her dismay is evident - as bad as these Cylons can apparently be, she sort of assumed a foe bent on occupation wouldn't need to inflict massive casualties.

Blaze is starting to wonder if she's said something tactless when Adia speaks again. She keeps quiet and listens, though when the woman struggles not to cry she reaches an instinctive hand to her shoulder. It occurs to her a second late that maybe a friendly robotic touch isn't the kind of comfort Adia wants, but she's a tactile kind of person. It's more polite than a hug.

The matter of tactical suicide, on the other hand, is something she can offer a real opinion on. "There's logic to that. I'd do it, if I didn't want to fight for some reason. But that's not so much about programming, I don't think. Not sure how a normal survival instinct would factor into it either. Do other Cylons do that if they're captured?"