If only Andros knew what Bones as looking at, not that it mattered. He was confident that the man wouldn't understand the energy readings if the technology here was able to measure his connection to the morphing grid and energy it produced. And if it could? Well, that was actually helpful. If the man could be trusted. The boy looked at the doctor and smiled. Turned out he could be. Good to know. But he didn't want to do anything without talking to the other rangers. For one, they were still obeying Zordon's secrecy rule(despite not even being on Earth still), and they were a lot younger, by not only a few years but in their experience as rangers. He didn't want to traumatize them.

As for Andros and Bones and their heart to heart? Well Andros definitely had some anger issues, buried deep down. They tended to come out when he was mercilessly beating monsters to a pulp. But, Bones told him what he needed to hear. Ever since the people of Angel Grove had tried to sacrifice themselves and stood up for the Rangers in their time of need, Andros trusted people a little more. It was proof of what he was fighting for. That most people were intrinsically good, and there actions were a conscious choice on their part.....which kind of made all the monsters he had beaten to a bloody pulp seem not so bad. What if, like Waspicable, they had been conned or beaten into their actions? And they just killed them. Well, that made them look kinda bad didn't it?

"Thank you. That's one of the kindest things anyone's ever said to me. It sounds like your friend and I have a lot in common." He shook his head. "There are so many things I wish I could tell my parents. My sister was kidnapped when we were young. I wish they knew I finally found her." Even if finding came with a lifetime of family therapy.