Fitcher doesn't assist in the scrubbing. She does however stand patiently over the pair of them with her eyeline (if not the bulk of attention) trained toward the busier end of the narrow little miscellaneous side street while Thot gags out a second earring and a brooch inset with a citrine stone only slightly more modestly sized than one of the the cat's own saucer eyeballs.

"I was under the impression that was the whole point of the crystals."

She tilts her ear slightly toward him, but doesn't actually look at the arrangement of squiggly cat summon and Richard's birdwinged limbs. If a hand is offered for whatever mostly not-damp article might require one of her own pockets then it's done so more or less blindly. Don't put something slimy in it.