How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #10
"I have ears everywhere, Bishop," the Teacher whispered, "and with these ears I have gained certain knowledge. With your help, I can uncover the hiding place of a sacred relic that will bring you enormous power… enough power to make the Vatican bow before you. Enough power to save the Faith." He paused. "Not just for Opus Dei. But for all of us." (100.48)
Bishop Aringarosa is reflecting on how the Teacher had tricked him into thinking he was on his side, and wanted the same things Aringarosa wanted so desperately. It becomes clear that Teabing was an extremely smooth manipulator, and had ways of engendering trust that seemed completely natural.