He lashed out during the Regent's address, we know what he did to the soldier. He's only been more difficult since you first met him at the shrine, hasn't he?

[She didn't check in to take a look at Rand herself, not yet, but word travels fast in the small building they've taken for themselves.]

His rashness and defiance will cost him. Martyrs care about others more than they do about themselves.

[Coolly, clinically. She's one too, but it's just stating the obvious.]

There won't be much meaning to this if we successfully take him back to Achamoth without incident. But in case that doesn't happen, it'll give him something to mull over later. Actions have consequences, so do choices. He will simply have to live with the fact that a woman who has sheltered and fed him has been hurt because of what he's decided.

[She slants her head his way, watching Amos impassively yet attentively. Was that "justifiable" enough for him to understand...?]