"Yes," she practically growls at him at his first question.  "And why I accept this more?  Because what you were doing wasn't only wontonly allowing another person to kill you, it was doing so in a way with your enemies!  What you were doing was abandoning your allies while they tried to rescue you.  If you had made any attempt to do something, I would have ignored it, like the elf eaten by the wolf earlier, but you just sat there in their gut.  In fact, it isn't very hard to tell exactly what happened when the priestess, the enemy who was trying to kill your companions, spontaneously healed.  If you want to let the centaur or lamia kill you that way, be my guest, but you appear to in no wise be trustworthy when you willingly yourself at every predator we come across.  And do you know why I did things to the blackscales?  Because they were attacking us too!  I wouldn't behead a random person, but to make sure someine dies, yes.  And is that really terrible?  I doubt it makes a difference to the blackscale considering she died no more slowly or painfully."  She pauses, tginking back to when he had found her and wonders what he would have given to put himself into the same clay she'd been trapped in.  "I thought it through as much as possible, and if something happens it will be to me out of my own mistake, not potentially bring you all down with me and show I care nothing for my allies as they fight again and again to save my life."