Mark's not surprised to hear they have security stuff like that, but it's still weird to be someone who needs it. He's trying to think about it like Tara is his sister, and she's protecting her family, and not that his family is suddenly under 'hero' protection.

But the guys is special forces have to live a lot like that, don't they? That's a lot easier to think about it, and he just wishes maybe his parents would. "It's your job," he says matter-of-factly. "The guys in special forces and secret stuff have that same problem, right? It's not your fault."