Keltham would, if I told him what you just said, tell me about some Law I'm too weak and distraught to prove, showing that - that what I think of you if you refuse to answer, should be somewhere between 'yes' and 'no' because, if you answered truthfully, it would be either of those, at some probability... No, that's only if I know you'd be answering truthfully, and then if you said, yes, sure, that would happen, I would have to believe you.
I can't - think of what the Law-fragment should be, if you might lie, but - it shouldn't be possible for you not answering, to make sense, if we're both being true ilani, or gods - I should just deduce, what you don't want me to see, from your not answering -