After his first paragraph, she snaps, "Then I'd rather die in the attempt; with my death, the scroll would be destroyed, and I would rejoin the heavens!" She sits, and listens, stewing, throughout his speech, letting her words stand, though it's also clear that his words are starting to sink into her, making her sound foolish and impatient. "And what of the harm he will cause, until then, while the scroll remains in his hands? Should I bear that burden, while I wait?"