Suck it up, buttercup, Harrow has no intention of letting Gideon be dominant or make any decisions whatsoever for a hot minute. Since clearly she makes very terrible decisions.

They make it only a few meters from the morgue door before a small swarm of officers descend on them. The way Harrow puts her body in front of Gideon's as a buffer would be funny if it weren't so sad, though she uses the full force of her Reverend Daughter presence as if that could make her taller and wider. She doesn't have any reason to think the staff of the Emperor's ship would be a threat, but after everything they've been through in the past however-long, she's paranoid. Sue her.