I'd have those words no matter who was on whose end. I have before, do now, and will do so in the future. The only difference between us is what drives us to make those choices.

[ Anastasia decides to pull one little offer that might be a bit more tantalizing than her previous ones. After all, she does want to make sure that Peter is on her side- regardless of what that side is in the future. ]

Example: I told you how to fix your heart in here but I've certainly got other ways of doing it on the outside. It isn't as though I put all of my assets where they could be reached after I was arrested. A doctor who doesn't want to play around and doesn't require a payment so steep might be more of a satisfying result than anything the Warden offers in captivity, wouldn't you say?

[ She's certainly got money hidden away. If Peter goes for an escape she can pay for someone to fix his heart even if they have to cut it out of someone else's chest. An option with freedom isn't something the Warden would likely offer even if she offered to fix it for him if he took her side. Even the Warden's hands might be tied by that. ]