Beth nods and she doesn't know exactly what that's like, but she can imagine there's a fine line between the two. It's a weird thing, because she'd never been hurt, not like that, but the memories of Gorman are still there. So even though he'd never actually put his hands on her, on this body here, she has the memories of him having done so. She doesn't want to claim she knows what it's like, being assaulted like that, but in some weird Darrow sort of way, she does.

"Can you tell her that?" she asks. "Just be honest and say what you said to me. And tell her she can be honest with you, too, because I think..."

She pauses, her nose wrinkling a little. "I got all those memories, remember? And the worst was... well, y'know, but there were other things, too. One of the cops at that hospital did awful things to the women there and he tried with me and- and anyway, I think it's just important she knows she can be honest with you. That she can change her mind and you're not gonna push or be mad."