Duskfire Glacier don't let me be gone

Even though she comes around about the concern of Esaro’s death, Thuringwethil can’t stop the voice of concern she had went speaking to Reek. Even questioning his leadership skills now, in the presence of one of his own, might not be the best idea, but the logic spills from her mouth anyway. “His ignorance hurt him, but he paid that price with me,” she begins, “it is your leader that put your home in jeopardy by not making sure he knew.” 

Thuringwethil can only assume they all know now, hoping Reek has learned from his mistake.

She doesn’t expect to ever see the male again but unless he moved above the river, she’d have no intention of attacking him again, just as she would not attack this female now. What relaxation she had a moment ago, however, disappears as she stiffens. Thuringwethil remains neutral but she watches the female’s expression for signs of change as she essentially blames her leader for putting them in danger.