"Oh, just a follow-up on the jail break.  Some few of those in jail or prison I couldn't release; they were vicious.  So I got rid of them before I got rid of the bars and doors.  But I have been slowly grokking this whole city for many months now... and quite a few of the worst were not in jail.  Some of them were even in public office.  I have been waiting, making a list, making sure of fullness in each case.  So, now that we are leaving this city - they don't live here anymore.  Missing.  They needed to be discorporated and sent back to the foot of the line to try again.  Incidentally, that was the grokking that changed Jill's attitude from squeamishness to hearty approval: when she finally grokked in fullness that it is utterly impossible to kill a man - that all we were doing was much like a referee removing a man from a game for 'unnecessary roughness.'"