"I'm trying to help inmates," she says, and a flash of frustration shoots across her face. "I'm trying to keep the people here safe; I'm trying to keep them from getting hurt, killed, or traumatized. So yeah, I watch him. And Avalon, and de Vilers, and Quill, and Quigley, and anyone else who I think might go after innocent people. I don't stop them from giving piano lessons or whatever the hell else they want to do. It's not about not thinking they're worth it. It's being prepared. Prevention is part of a warden's job."