"Alas, with much privilege comes much responsibility." Which honestly surmises her problem with all these angry apostate and rebel mages screaming and tantruming about "freedom." They have great gifts and as such, need to exhibit better behavior than those without magic. She contents herself with self-assurance that the Circles will in time be restored and that she will have a direct hand in seeing they are managed better than they fared under Fiona.

There's at least a sympathetic smile from her for his troubles. She's swamped with being the point of contact responsible for all the mages present in the Inquisition. It keeps her busy beyond words and leaves little time for her ongoing personal research. "At Satinalia it shall be for the wine. I, for one, shall welcome the break from my labours. And I insist that you take one as well."