Clearly, the Inquisitor was trying to draw her into a conversation, though to what end, it was impossible for Jocelynn to say. He framed things as an offer, but offers were made between parties for mutual benefit. While there were certainly things that he could do that would benefit Jocelynn, in her eyes, the scales were so far out of balance that calling anything an offer or a negotiation was a farce.
He wanted her to surrender and he wanted her to do it on his terms, just like he'd forced her to stand in the nude while he 'inspected' her for a mark that they both knew full well he wouldn't find. So, rather than play along with his game, Jocelynn said nothing, waiting for the Inquisitor to say something.
