[She frowned again and her patience, what little of it there was, was quite gone now from his stubbornness. She clenched her fist and a cold wind picked up.]

What did I ever do to you, sir? You must hate me terribly to allow yourself to stand here in the rain of all things then just walk with me.

[She demanded before throwing the umbrella at his feet and running out into the rain]

You keep it then and get yourself to wherever, I don't care. Or stay there all night and freeze! I don't care what you do.

[She began walking home, the rain pouring down on her head and she immediately shivered but she made up her mind on the matter and turning back now would just make her look like the fool.]