"Oh, you know, that's fascinating. Those are excellent words that I really think I was missing for important concepts!"
"So, 'King Ben'. It's wrong to trap people who have never done anything to hurt you on an island full of garbage. It's wrong to take away their magic so that, when a plague comes, they die screaming, bloated, and rot in the streets until they burst, and then their families starve because the faeries and half-faeries who might have been able to do something - are powerless!" Her smile is still cold, cold and ruthless.
"It is, then, wrong to make someone live in a world where the richest prizes to claim were what you and yours discarded as rubbish. Wrong to trap them somewhere where the only children to survive are those who are the quickest to steal and eat garbage. Wrong to make others live in a world where men farmed rats to eat who were just as smart as men, isn't it, 'King Ben', wrong to the rats at least? And wrong to put three children together in a room with food for one - but when that one comes to greet you, 'King Ben', you say 'sorry' to her. But you don't say sorry to the dead, because those two just aren't there any more, no one here to apologize to, so you say sorry to me."
Her teeth are very sharp. "Yet here we are, 'King Ben', we are; four off the Isle of the Lost. Only four. Do you say sorry to Uma, 'King Ben', sorry to Jiang Yanli, who are still on the Isle? Isn't leaving them there wrong? Or am I perhaps misunderstanding the rules of goodness, of wrong and sorry? I do like to understand what I'm missing."