To be clear, Dalhard is lying. While Rogers is not an exemplary human being,
he is not a serial killer or cutting up kittens for entrees. But it does demonstrate how quickly reputations
can shift and change, moving someone outside the definition of “innocent”. We often trust what other people tell us,
even though we have no direct experience to base it on. (I believe that is the bread and butter of
the entire tabloid industry.)
Michael begins to understand that Dani is not just a tease
or callous. There is something dangerous
inside her and she is protecting everyone else by keeping them at a
distance. She uses nicknames instead of
actual names to avoid getting too close to other people. She derails conversations to keep others off
balance. Everything she does is designed
to create a bubble of protection.
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