Something has snapped in her. For the first time in her life, she's no longer solely focusing on the misery—the unstable control over her emotions that she learned to hide. Now, she's angry. But she's never allowed herself to feel that way, scared of standing up for herself. It's dangerous, the potential to implode once she allows herself to give into the rage. That's the hardest part—because once she does give in, it signifies much more than anyone could imagine. It would mean that she has self-worth. That she sees her own potential.
