"Same thing," Marco mumbled about Furor, only to grunt as Espio punched him in the jaw. His expression softened as he rubbed it, noting to himself that it was getting punched all too often by hero and justice types. He should really do something about that, but that would require less antagonizing them. Still, just as Garp was Ace's grandfather, Espio sort of looked up to Lt. Furor in a similar sense. And they were both dog cops. Go figure.

"All right, all right, I'm sorry. Though if you're so eager to defend him, why are you setting something you think will annoy him?" Or was that the point of it? To get his attention?