I'm not sure she actually wants to, it might be sort of convincing to her, it's more like: it might occur to her that this conversation is being monitored and that acting against someone in power would be unwise. At the same time, stating that aloud could be dangerous as you want to appear loyal and not simply co-operative.
"Well, even if he has, perhaps you could change Welker's mind? This could make people afraid and maybe they don't know if fear would accelerate this process."
I rolled 11 on a 3d6 (used room 282 at
https://dicelog.com/logdice like for our other game)