Upon seeing Flossie Wright approach, the talkative Stuart Weston began to talk in a sarcastic and mocking tone, his ridicule and teasing being particularly obvious.
Ever since Stuart Weston made a "false promise" with Flossie Wright and then was coldly put in his place by her, he had two extreme contrasting impressions of her. On one hand, he thought Flossie was clever and capable, but on the other hand, he felt that she was too ruthless and her character was not trustworthy.
Therefore, Comrade Stuart Weston, who didn't have a great character to begin with, admired Flossie for being a worse character than him, yet disliked that she was even more unlikable than him.
Perhaps it was because they all came from the same platoon of recruits, Stuart Weston, Calvin Ramos, and Jocelyn Carrington sat close to each other. Surrounded by familiar faces, they shifted their attention onto Flossie as she arrived.
