[... He's right there, she doesn't, but she laughs instead of answering at first.]

... You were right to push him. I... was wrong to keep trying to defend him, even though I knew he wouldn't have put up such a show if he hadn't done anything.

[Because he'd never done it before. And a part of her knew that, a strong part of her did, but she still stuck by his side until she was forced away for voting.

And she couldn't even do that right.]