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Not talking about those two specifically: there are quests in the game where not everything is as it first appears. Some situations are hard to decide who to favor and sometimes you'll make the wrong decision. I think it's awesome, not just "kill 10 foozles" like quests in other games.
You could make a habit of saving/reloading often to get the "best" outcome. Or (like me) just decide and live with it and read up after the quests what other outcomes there were available.