[The Omni appears to be propped on a corner table, showing a view of what looks like a a parlor hearth as Wesker, still clad in the piratical garb he'd stolen off some fellows who'd appeared to have escaped from Davy Jones's locker, endeavors to light the wood piled for a fire, using a flint and steel.]

I think it's presumptive for us the Sleepers to even consider forming our own government in this place, when most of us have recently arrived and the natives might already have their own form of government.

[He tries again - crack-crack-crack- sparks flicking among the tinder. No luck yet, but he's trying.]

For all we know, the Pthumerians who dwell here might be the rulers of this world.

[Crack-crack-crack - finally a spark hits the tinder and a tiny plume of smoke curls up. He leans down and blows on the tinder, which slowly starts to smolder.]

And while I'm on it, in my experience, governments, at least the democratic form of it, tend to lead to politics and I can't think of another more useless human activity. I may be biased: I worked in law enforcement under a police chief who was better at politics than enforcing the law. He couldn't govern his own behavior or enforce the law on himself. And I say this as a man who's unafraid to shed blood, if it serves a greater purpose.

[He leans down and blows on the tinder again. Speaking of hot air...]