"Tap, tap, tap," Pasha Farzah silently tapped his fingers at Alexander's question.
Alexander soon figured out that the pasha would subconsciously tap his finger when he was thinking or saying something important, the sound acting as a kind of beacon for the audience to focus their attention on him.
"Do you know why I rebelled?" Pasha Farzah asked Alexander a straight question.
"No, I don't," Alexander gave a straight reply.
And Alexander really did not know why the man rebelled.
He had theories and conjectures, but not one single solid evidence.
Pasha Farzah then turned his head away from Alexander and looked out of the window, gazing into the horizon beyond, "Then let me tell you!"
"Many think that I instigated the rebellion because I wanted to replace the royal family and that's why invited foreign powers into the country."
He perfectly caught on to what Alexander and the others were thinking about him.
