Check in on Lietenant Gable

You decide to look in on the woman you rescued. Walking into the infirmary, you see her lying on a hospital bed (nabbed from a mission to collect medical supplies) being attended to by Specialist Zhang. "How are you doing Lietenant?" you ask the pilot.

"Better, thank you. Your medic told me I was a bit dehydrated as well as the obvious," she waves her hands up and down her body to show her injuries sustained in the crash, "so she gave me some fluids. She said I'll be up and active again by tomorrow morning." You glance at Zhang, who nods to confirm that everything you just heard was true.

"Well, you're more than welcome to stay here for as long as you'd like." Then an odd thought hits you. This is the first human being you've spoken to in over a month who isn't under your direct control. All your interactions are either talking to your residents and guard, or with raiders, who seem to communicate exclusively with bullets. Your hand twitches, almost reaching for the sharpie in your pocket that never leaves your side, when you start to really think about the moral implications about what you're about to do. When you claimed all the building's residents, you still had no clue what you were doing, not really, and hadn't thought much about your actions at all. Similarly, when you claimed the Stryker and it's operators, you were more concerned with survival than anything else. Now you have a chance to claim a woman who is already under your care and in a **** position. Is claiming her morally justifiable?

"Errrm, is everything alright?" she asks. She must have seen the strange, far off look you wete regarding her with. You shake it off and smile.

"Sorry, just a lot on my mind at the moment." Mostly whether or not you should write your name on this woman, and if you do, how you would go about it.