Jack expresses his concern for the honor of Fiona, a lady admired by his friends, suggesting that he won't harm her reputation. However, Alexander points out that his real worry is Fiona's emotional well-being since she is sensitive and fragile. Hugh and Gregor also refer to her as a delicate flower, highlighting her vulnerability.

Jack reveals a contrasting experience, stating that Fiona's actions—specifically ambushing and forcing him into marriage—have contradicted her delicate image. Dougal adds a smirk, noting that Fiona possesses a fierce temper, suggesting that she is not as gentle as her friends believe.