Lion Head Mesa kadat ∢ nesikh

I too might be wrong, she is willing to accept this as a potential outcome, but he cannot wander around freely in the event that I am not. he will be fed, bathed, given water, and educated. I grant you leave to visit him at your leisure, for if it was her brother, would she not want to know? both him, and the truth? you might even help him learn our tongue, if you wish. the sooner he learns it, the sooner he can be free of this pit, should he be willing to speak, at least—but innocent, or not, she would not keep him there forever. 
she did not enjoy this. there was no pleasure to be taken from this mans imprisonment, even if he committed these crimes. Toula was no torturer, and took no satisfaction from the circumstances that had befallen him, even if she was angry. 
Toula trusted Racharra, too. for her ears alone did she say, if you think there might be a better way, I would hear it, and since the trust between them was true, Racharra could know that the words would not fall on deaf ears or be resisted by a closed mind.