Inside this man's tavern, as he works behind the bar, the Huntsman and his wolf walk through and sit down, becoming at everyone's eye, "They're letting animals in here now? This isn't a slaughter house.", Bartholomew comments. "Forget him, he might as well be one too, I heard he was raised by him.", says another guy, "He does smell like him.", Bartholomew adds, "Pathetic, I hear he cries over his kills, can you believe that?", Horatio asks. Bartholomew downs his drink and approaches the Huntsman, "Tell me, Huntsman, what kind of man cries over an animal?", he asks, "An honorable one.", the Huntsman tells him, Bartholomew asks him what he knows about honor, "I have it, they have it, you don't.", the Huntsman explains. "Animals have it?", Bartholomew asks, "They're pure of heart, not selfish