Josephine took a few small bites of food while the guards were around, knowing that if it was poisoned just a taste would not do her too much harm. But nothing tasted wrong, and in fact it made her even more hungry. er mind went to Raoul, and she snuck a glance to him. She would save him some. Once the guards left, Josephine stood and carried the plate with her. She forked a small piece of meat, holding it up near Raoul's mouth. "Go on, eat it. I've tried it, there's nothing wrong with the food. But I am not letting you starve."