Yeah, I can see where that'd be, but like, this phrase, I can't see him committing any crime, like, a selfish one. Only to protect someone, not for profit. Never for profit. So if he did something bad-- is really repetative internally, because basically the whole thing boils down to "naruto wouldn't do bad stuff without a good reason," and I think that's the sort of repetative that's good.

But a few lines earlier, she says, "Guilty, or inconvenient? Or maybe just not rich enough to have a judge in his pocket. I can't see Naruto committing a crime -- okay, I can, but not something selfish, at least." which is almost the exact same wording, which just struck me as odd, especially since it seems far enough away that she wouldn't be intentionally repeating something still in her head for emphasis (ie: he's not a bad person! He's not!) if that makes sense?