"All true, and refugees are seldom welcome at any time, but especially not as winter is coming on." He thinks, sorting through a pile of bad options. "We likely can't send them all the same place as a practical matter, and they're likely to resist dissolving the village. But they've proven themselves pious. Many of their men are already off at the Exalted March. Maybe there's a way to use their faith as a lever to save their lives?" He's not entirely sure how he feels about the Chantry anymore, or the ethical implications of what he's suggesting, but he is very sure that the greater good of keeping these people alive outweighs either.