There are still a few things Elle knows to be true.
That without the Company's intervention, she would have died. That she had no place else to go. That it was unlikely anywhere else would have treated her differently.
(And that her father knew all of this, as well.)
But now, it's not about what she knows. It's that it doesn't matter.
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That without the Company's intervention, she would have died. That she had no place else to go. That it was unlikely anywhere else would have treated her differently.
(And that her father knew all of this, as well.)
But now, it's not about what she knows. It's that it doesn't matter.
"I don't need them."