The sobering reality was that Arthur's summons operated on levels of power that went beyond what was known.
But beyond her rational fear of consequences, Jasmine genuinely wanted to help Charlotte succeed—not merely out of self-preservation, but from the authentic friendship she had cultivated with Arthur during their shared experiences.
She could have certainly rejected the responsibility of caring for Charlotte and avoided all the headaches and possibly her death if she failed, but she didn't.
Arthur had saved her from the bandits during their first encounter, providing protection when she was most vulnerable. He had given her opportunities for advancement, financial resources for independence, and most importantly, the chance for justice against those who had wronged her
