As Luke spoke, he had Selina share her thoughts.
In the past half-year, Selina had also started to develop her own vision and strategic thinking. Luke didn't want her to be a brainless frontline soldier.
It was impossible for him to instruct her at all times. She had to use her own head to make decisions in a critical moment.
At the moment, Selina was still thinking at a tactical level, and had no clue about strategy or the big picture.
So, he encouraged her to ask more questions and to come to her own conclusions. Except for listening to him when it came to safety and self-defense, she had to rely on herself.
Luke… basically didn't think about the big picture or strategy. He was naturally petty and reserved; what could Selina learn from him?
In this regard, Frank was a more suitable instructor.
Frank was an expert in tactics, but he also had a unique strategy.
