Of course she had doubts. She’d sprung from crazy, been raised by apathy, graduated with honors in the transference of rage, and was—generally speaking—jaded, skeptical, and hopelessly annoyed by her fellow man. But she was also smart, perceptive, compassionate and loyal. Her knowledge was valuable. Worth teaching. And deep down, only one question drove her: who would she be now if she’d never been saved? No one good or decent. Of that, she had no doubt.
