She may not claim a title, but Loghain knows the hallmarks of nobility. Enough to resent them in some, though in Madame de Cedoux, they seem more like armour.

When she takes up one of his shirts with purpose, he looks as though he might object, and then quiets himself. If this is the task that she has chosen to put herself towards, then perhaps it would be better for him to simply let her do it without protest. Still, he can't shake the discomfort.

"If this is any trouble for you at all," he starts, offering her a way to back out if she's changed her mind. After all, his shirts are in pretty crap condition.