They've spoken twice now, spent time in each other's company one time. Whatever he's here for, to give advice or to warn her, she doesn't understand why he would be or what he wants to get out of this. It has to be something he wants, because unless he's particularly close to Bull it has nothing to do with him.

And then he says Bull used to be a warden too and her temper flares hot, her eyes burn as her neutral expression turns to one of anger. Alfie's words about being terrified of Bull will never, ever leave her, and she will not stand there and be compared to a monster.

"He never should have been one," she ssays hotly, and there's nothing but anger there. "The difference between us is I never wanted the Bull to die and if I had known someone would- would come after me and do what they did, I wouldn't have left. I would have saved him because I am a warden and his death should never have happened."