"Our countries have their disagreements." There's an understatement. "History says he will do this; him, and many other English kings; so there's likely little to gain by acting against him here." National politics are never as punchable as Bahorel feels in his soul they somehow should be. He is forever angry about this. "And we can hardly cross back over to our France in any era, to try to intervene." He looks at Brienne a moment, and then grins. "Ah, but remind me when we're done, there's something about our history I think you'll find interesting." Brienne could be an artist's very vision of Jehanne d'Arc, all earnestness and conviction as she is.