“Go ahead, you’d be arrested for wasting food. Wouldn’t do anymore much good if you’re locked up too” He shrugged, fighting back the desire to let it out. It was boiling inside of him, everything from the moment he was taken to now, she was how you’d break him. She was the key, they knew that too, but he couldn’t let her get under his skin. But what she didn’t know was he chose to leave. He always went alone, mostly because he knew he’d be caught if he didn’t. He knew they’d never allow him to go even accompanied back to the camp. But what she didn’t know was she was why he kept coming back. Clare and Monty were his reasons to stay and his reasons to risk his life on a chance. He had the bunker which had a lot of the equipment they needed, or even the Rovers, but he chose to come back. It was his choice, Clarke had even tried to stop him multiple times, but he always found a way out. Now, he was imprisoned for it. It was his sin he had to pay for, if he hadn’t been so selfish he never would’ve ended up there. He deserved this and he wouldn’t let them take the blame for what he did.
Jasper rolled his eyes as she went on, he knew she was hurt even before she walked in the door. He knew the moment she found out, she was casting the blame and taking the pain as her own. It was Clare, she took everything to heart especially when it was about family–was about him. She wasn’t emotional, but when she was angry she was a hurricane. She was on a warpath and he was next to be taken apart by her wrath. But he couldn’t take her throwing this on herself, he couldn’t take listening to her try and tear into him. He wasn’t sure what she wanted to accomplish by doing all of this–but he couldn’t listen. “Shut up, Clare, just shut up!” He snapped at her. “You–you know they’d never do any of that. No matter what you did, they wouldn’t give me a damn thing until I give them up. That’s what they want, they want me to talk to you. They’re listening, they wouldn’t let you come in here if they weren’t.” Jasper knew the room had to be bugged or even maybe she was, either way, it wasn’t safe to say much of anything. He was standing now, his hands tethered to the bench by the hand cuffs. “You’re not, I know that, but you’re on their side, you’d–you’ve trusted them and you’re not going to change sides now. And if you tell ‘em about us, everything I told you–You’be signing my death certificate. I’d be just like Erik. You’d kill all of us, our blood would be on your hands, is that what you want Clare? They don’t want us to come back and make friendship bracelets with them, they want us dead ‘cause they know we know the truth. We know what’s really going on and and you’re so–If you wanted to stop this, you’d quit blaming yourself and actually do something!” The metals clang together as he pulls at the cuffs, trying to walk towards her, he was screaming now. “I would’ve left even if you tried, you’re not my mom, you can’t tell me what I can and can’t do. I was trying to save you, save all of us, Clare. I can’t lose you too, I was trying to keep you safe. You’re in more danger–you couldn’t just leave it alone, could you? You couldn’t just trust me, just once I needed you to trust me and let me fix it. And you couldn’t.” He sighs, turning away from her. The emotion was already slipping through, but he’d be damned before he’d let her see him cry over this.