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If I stand on the same side of the altar that Silus stood on when he is trying to put the dagger together, when I tell Dagon that Silus deserves to live Silus will tell you to give him a chance to run for it. But then you will not get the dagger. If you stand on the opposite side Silus will say he is not going down without a fight and you will have to kill him, but then you will get the dagger.
I use this as a bit of sophistry to say no to Dagon but still get the dagger.