Cheshire resisted an 'I told you so', mainly because it was smarmy and obnoxious, and somewhat because she was as much to blame as the other two. But what to do..? It did occur to her that it might be good to fight. But that thought was quickly dismissed - violence only begot more violence, and it was violent acts that had gotten them into this situation in the first place. 

"We're sorry to have broken the urns; we could pay some reparations, perhaps?" 

It was a little presumptuous, perhaps, but if it got the spear pointed away from them, then she, at least, would be happy. She wrapped her arms about herself, and glanced about awkwardly. She felt somewhat embarrassed, if she was honest. And as she did so, she noticed that things looked and sounded better - or was it her eyes that were better now? Did this change have some bearing on the actions of the people here..? That would explain their non-action before now, even if it didn't make a lot of sense.