She nods, relaxing a bit, "That's a real tall order. They will not see that the coin is the collar that they wear. It's a real challenge getting one to see how one is so bound. Simply because they row the boat, they believe that they are free of it, but their hands are chained to the oars, bound just as those caged below are."

She settled, sighted and tilted her head. "I don't want any of the slaves killed or anyone else, not needlessly. It's my own thinking that the workers must be spared, but the work itself broken - but that would still mean dire consequences for them." She took a long breath. "It's not going to be easy, you're right about that."