Greta lets out a choked-off, indignant sound when Booth pronounces it a 'shame,' but stops herself from objecting more strenuously. He's ignoring her completely, now, which might be a good thing. She doesn't want him to be interested in her. But she doesn't like the wolfish way he's looking at the Balladeer, either, and she's never been in the habit of standing idly by while someone else takes care of business.

"Perhaps you should try leaving everyone else alone," she suggests, sidling out from behind the Balladeer to stand beside him, instead.