She is poured a cup of reddish-brown tea, that smells very strongly of herb. A few bits are floating around in there... they might be petals.

Gela pushes it toward her with her fingertips, privately delighted that Clarisse came to ask her about this.

"It is." And she's happy to help. She adds, "I think that, when you're looking for a proper, meaningful apology, it helps to say what you did wrong. If you say 'I'm sorry', vaguely, it might cause the other person to wonder if you even know what you're so sorry about."