The first thing Beleth feels is annoyance--that she was excluded in the face of the other three being included, that she was seen to be lesser, somehow. The second one is confusion, because what Herian is saying includes very little explanation to it. Of what the demonstration was, why noble whores and religious fanatics were included (though Beleth can't help but agree on the assessment), and why it would require Lakshmi pulling an Andraste as a possible solution.

Her final emotion on this particular roller coaster is mortification when Lakshmi brings up the wedding in front of the entire room. Sure, she's spoken to a few people about it, mentioned it once or twice in public, but this is hardly the venue (or the audience) that she'd want it announced to. There's a look of unease that crosses her face in a flash, but quickly disappears. The best way to handle this is to avoid the subject--an easy feat, since it was hardly the point of the gathering.

"My character has little to do with my position," She says, expression as neutral as she can make it. "But as it stands, I am here now. Thank you for seeing to that." A quick nod to Herian. "I have some questions obviously, but the most obvious thing that needs to be addressed: Should this be a discussion between the five of us?" AKA: What are the rest of these scrubs here doing, can we kick them out.