Honour

"Oh, I wasn't offering it to you, just holding it out there." He pockets the bill. "But I am willing to share information. Was there anything else?"

"Oh, that's very thoughtful of you. Are you sure you don't need the money? Okay, then. Thank you."

"I decided not to pawn it. You should have it back." (Give her the pin.)

"I bought it back. I know it means a lot to you. You should have it."

"I bought it back. I know it means a lot to you. You should have it."

"I decided not to pawn it. You should have it back."

"I decided not to pawn it. You should have it back."

"Aw, thank you, dear. I confess -- I am glad to see it again. Very honourable of you, officer."

"Oh, that's very thoughtful of you. Are you sure you don't need the money? Okay, then. Thank you."

"Aw, thank you, dear. I confess -- I am glad to see it again."

"I bought it back. I know it means a lot to you. You should have it." (Give her the pin.)

"Aw, thank you, dear. I confess -- I am glad to see it again. Very honourable of you, officer."

Honour walks and virtue follows. You are truly a Detective-Saint, for you refuse to veer even when no one is looking. Bravo!

"I've already given my word. I'm honour-bound to uphold it."

"I don't need your pity money. Now where were we?" (Don't take the money.)

This feels honourable. You did the right thing not taking the medal. The good thing. Your chest is buzzing with pride.