Really? [ That catches her off guard. Maybe there's a bitterness about it, something that makes her want to still focus on how wicked girls can be - how much they can achieve if motivated enough. He may be more progressive. She assumes the younger girls are outliers in that way, fragile but ferocious. He's blunt with his assumption now. ] I figured just the presence of these girls seem odd. That's where I was really getting at.

[ It makes her feel a bit better - talking about this and throwing ideas back and forth. When he talks about the Rhys boy, she gives him a judgmental stare. ]

Mmm... if you say so. Just don't let that nifty little fact about your apparent relationship out you if we go to trial again. [ For all she knows, he could be a staff member... Whatever the case is, she tries to keep transparent while also artfully distributing her opinions. ] Putting any past... er... future hangups in the mix of all this? Not smart. I don't care what you do, but don't put yourself into a corner. Keep an eye out and I'll do the same. Gotta - gotta find a place I can write my suspicions down. In case I leave a pretty corpse next, I don't want it to be for nothing.

[ Nope, there's an airy laugh when he tries to talk about striking from her memory. ]

Got enough of memory loss, pal. Don't worry. Secrets and all that.

[ However, Elizabeth doesn't want to just talk people, she wants to talk about getting out - ]

How's the skylight coming?