No. It's past time to sit back and do nothing. [ she narrows her eyes ] It's true I just want everything to stop, but it doesn't seem likely that will happen without a decisive change in events and leadership. And the way I see it now it is the Seelie who are more corrupt.

[ that's the simplest, quickest explanation. katsa's still struggling with even her own loyalties, and there's far more depth to her thinking, but this at least is clear. ]

Those are good questions, anyway. I'd like to know the answers if you get them.