"Be careful talking so badly about them, people may brand you as some sort of traitorous rebel," Alma warns and glances over to him.  For a brief moment, he appears troubled, but he is back beaming at her in the next moment.  "Hmm, well you shouldn't even be at this party.  I'd need a legitimate reason not to call the nearest guard on you.  Do realize, it's nothing personal, I just don't want to make a habit of helping criminals.  You seem like a decent man, but laws are put in place for a reason sir.  Nobels may be a bit over privileged, however, that just not justify deceit and thievery," she stated clearly and steps away from the wall once again.  A part of her wanted to just give the man a break and let him go.  His frustration is warranted, and less fortunate individuals often have to do things like this to get by.  She has to think logically rather than emotionally though, and logically law breaker must face punishment.  He would get caught eventually anyway, it's not as though her assistance would make a difference in the end.  It never has.