“YOU are not MY friend,” he reminds her. She can rely on him. Trust him, even, if she wants. He knows it’s not mutual. “They are telling each other what they learn by your stories when they tried to speak before here.

He looks at Raylan. “She says if I lie to you about what she says...” he holds his hands up, “and please don’t go off; it’s not an idle threat but I won’t make her go through with it. She says she’ll burn my house down with my friends inside. Which I think is her standard punishment for betrayal. Anyway, she wants me to convey to you, specifically, that she has broken out of prison before and any prison can crumble if you hit it hard enough.”