[Ringer likes to pretend that she can remain detached, that she picks up friends and cares about them, but that she's more capable of remaining robotic in dealing with situations than anyone expects. It's mostly bullshit. The truth is that the walls she's built help hide that fact from the outside world, but sometimes little things, like FDR's honesty right now, wiggle through and remind her how much it hurts to be alone.
Thanks to a childhood of pretending, she's able to hide that pain, to simply raise an eyebrow in response to his admission.] Is it a good thing or are you in trouble?
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Thanks to a childhood of pretending, she's able to hide that pain, to simply raise an eyebrow in response to his admission.] Is it a good thing or are you in trouble?