Dutch is really good at this part, too, better than John usually is. It's a good thing he has her here, because while he really does try to be compassionate and warm toward the people he's helping, too often his focus is on the criminals. And while they deserve his focus and his anger, he should be better able to do what Dutch is doing now.

For now, though, he can focus. He smiles grimly at the men who are still conscious and then begins a slow inspection of the room they're in. He keeps his gun trained on them as he goes and none of them have moved by the time he's found enough rope to tie them up and although there are a few protests, he gets them tied up with relative ease.

"Smart decision," he says as he surveys his work. "I could get her back in here in a second."

And with that said, with the men restrained, he heads out to meet Dutch.