Should he desire to take her child, she thinks he might have done so already. He has not physically harmed her since initial meeting -- not beyond what she has asked him for in her way -- and in Capua, she watched him kill her husband with little remorse.

Perhaps he will never be ally, but he is the father of her child. And perhaps he is no longer enemy.

"We can make arrangements for you to see him," she decides. "More often, if you so desire."