To say that this is Warden business, perhaps this is true. To think that this Inquisition will take this answer as acceptable--this is foolish.

You say that the cost will be high, and perhaps it will. Yet when you go to make a negotiation, you go knowing what you are willing to accept, what you are willing to pay, and what you are willing to lose. We know what it is that we want: the life of our friend, in our tending. So we must decide what it is we will offer to this Inquisition, and to any who question us, to let us have that.

They may demand a price of justice. They may choose another price. But there will be a price. I have bargained for much in my life, so this much, I know.