[woof. there is a lot to unpack here, and they're silent as they listen to him give an explanation. they sip their tea and they're weirdly patient about it as they think of how to reply. ]

You're wrong about that, first of all. It wasn't the only option you had. You could have chosen not to do something, but then likely all of your lives would have been forfeit. You chose the option to help your companions and get yourself out of a dangerous situation. [they tap their fingers on the table.] I believe there isn't one set way of doing one's job. There are ideas, and there are morals, and there are guidelines. But being in a place like this puts all of you in situations that are outside of the realm of what you have learned previously.

So, to say that you have no business being a prosecutor is false when this is an entirely different law system to begin with. [they tilt their head. ] Do you suppose you have been learning from the mistakes you've made?