[@Gowi], Okay, what I wanted to say is...once Alexander realizes he's:

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Being asked to sign his freedom away and be basically Graham's property.
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He's going to be scared. A lot. And once he signs, this fear will intensify because Graham [i]can[/i] do anything to him, and Alexander has a Persecution Complex.

But, as he realizes that Graham does have [i]standards[/i] and isn't going to abuse his contract willy-nilly, that New Anchorage [i]is[/i] a better alternative than the corporations because of those same standards, and that Graham does have reason and logic as well as conviction, that fear is going to change to first, something resembling admiration, and then later, admiration itself.

Or at least, that's the most likely projection now, and might change.