Question 1: Ch. 16: What do you think Jamie means when he says "Ye'll do what ye have to Colonel. And so shall I."

[Shanna]

Discuss

[Mellissa]

I am sticking with Jamie's moral code. He will put his life above others to save them if it's the right moral thing to do, especially when a history of friendship, service, or debt is involves.

He also has a bit of logic and facts to back up his argument in this case of not telling he whole story of Quinn. To some he could look like a traitor. Technically he has already been convicted of treason.

"Are their judicial degrees of that crime? Is it additive? Because when they tried me, all they said was 'treason' before putting a rope around my neck" pg. 215