Quinn was dragged to the palace dungeon, still in chains to prevent him from trying to kill himself.
Tyrion was the one who escorted Quinn with the guards to what would be his new home until he was sent off to the border with Rafael.
Tyrion ordered the cloth to be removed from Quinn's mouth so they could speak for the final time.
Despite Quinn having much he wanted to be heard earlier, he was silent when he got the chance to speak.
"Well, this is a little disappointing. You were so talkative when you had the upper hand. I expected you to be bold all the way until the end. Your mistake was killing your brother," Tyrion said, thankful Quinn slipped up.
Had Quinn not killed Cassius, then they couldn't have arrested him without evidence and got the chance to tear down William's home without interference.
