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Originally Posted by BashZeStampeedo
Lawrence is clearly not worried about buying her back. The risk here is not proportional to the rewards and even Lawrence seemed to understand that. This is a church town, with a bishop in it. Abe has links with the church. Rigolo has tales about legendary figures like Horo. Horo's been wagging her tail in public like a puppy, with dangerous characters all over the place.
Doesn't she think that when she's "sold", there is a strong possibility that someone will peak under her hat and see some wolf ears? I know she's nigh-invincible in her wolf form, but if they take away her pouch of wheat and muzzle her, what then? She apparently can't transform without a reagent of some sort. If the church finds out this possibility nullifies Lawrence's bargaining position.
If she really is demonstrating her trust in Lawrence it's a very stupid way of doing it. We all know he'll save her somehow, but it's going to cost him dearly because when it's Horo that's threatened he doesn't give a rat's ass about himself.
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She is intent upon adventure, so I think there will be satisfaction regardless of the outcome for her (and that she has truly considered the outcomes, other than the one where she gets captured and
cannot escape). If her actual goal in complying with this scheme is to attempt to further their relationship, consequences and risks be damned, is she making the wrong choice?