The Legend of Korra, Book Two: Spirits

[Korra has just ambushed judge Hotah, the judge at her parent's trial]

Hotah:
What do you want?

Korra:
It's not about what I want. It's about what Naga wants. And she'd like you to let my father out of prison.

Hotah:
I... I'm sorry, but there's nothing I can do. I was just following Unalaq's orders.

Korra:
What are you talking about?

Hotah:
I... I've said too much.

Korra:
[grabs judge Hotah and holds his head in Naga's mouth] Unless you wanna be Naga's afternoon snack, you better keep talking.

Hotah:
I... I've worked for your uncle for years! He said he needed everyone to think the trial was fair.

Korra:
So Unalaq told you what to say?

Hotah:
Yes! Every word.

Korra:
Then why did he have you free my mother and change your sentence?

Hotah:
He's trying to keep you on his side. But he also wants your father out of the way. Just like when he got your father banished.

Korra:
What do you mean "he got my father banished"?

Hotah:
Nothing!

Korra:
[furious] Keep talking.