"Believe that we want to get you out of here as much as you want to leave at this point," she said. "But we are good, but not willing to make ourselves vulnerable. Villains do not simply become good people by being given a chance. Many of them had that chance and threw it away with both hands. Maybe you will risk your own life, but we will not risk the lives of the children here on the wish that a villian will reform themselves. What we are trying here is already dangerous enough. And the way that good children become good adults is by learning that actions have consequences. Good actions and bad. And that trust is earned and worked towards, always. For adults as well as children."