[She shrugs. Well, it was something she'd guessed and he'd confirmed, but ...]
Yeah, but ... I don't know. You can't trust him. You can't trust anything he says. Okay? But he ... he wrote in my diary and I think he just ... wanted to see what he could to do me.
So he did everything he could.
[Voice breaking at the end there, she looks to her hands, turns them over where they're held near her knees.]
He told me about fire ...
[And with a murmur and a completely different tone of voice, she repeats that last word to herself.]
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Yeah, but ... I don't know. You can't trust him. You can't trust anything he says. Okay? But he ... he wrote in my diary and I think he just ... wanted to see what he could to do me.
So he did everything he could.
[Voice breaking at the end there, she looks to her hands, turns them over where they're held near her knees.]
He told me about fire ...
[And with a murmur and a completely different tone of voice, she repeats that last word to herself.]
Fire ...