Paul hadn't yet reached the point of selling his soul for an opportunity to make a contribution, though he did slightly value the chance for now. But if more people were brought in, it would become a matter of greater concern for him.
Having more people brought into the fold meant more 'heists' would occur. For outsiders, this wasn't necessarily good news. But for their group, what did it signify?
The current suspicion towards them stemmed from only one bank being 'robbed.' Now consider this: if multiple banks were robbed, if more people went missing, and no trace was left—then even a fool would realize something abnormal was happening, wouldn't they?
If that's the case, could it lead to absolving themselves of suspicion? Could it help their families secure insurance payouts?
