(CORRINE)
Anger is a difficult emotion to let go of. And it's usually linked with pride.
I never knew that I had any pride or that I was allowed to till I came here, till I learned that I was fighting for more than just my life.
And it's my pride that throbs when Sigrid tells me the truth, when Locke tells me what really happened. I can't make sense of it. These aren't emotions I can take apart and assess. I don't want to feel this way. I don't want to stop being angry.
All these years, my anger has been the only thing I've held on to. Knowing now that I've been angry over nothing, that I spent the last eight years being upset over nothing, makes me feel all sorts of ways.
"You don't disobey your mother. That's disrespectful, and I won't allow it."
"If you want to go somewhere, you ask for permission from your mother. And if you upset her, I'll knock some sense into you."
