[It's curiosity that brings her here. She's staying out of whatever the mob is deciding, because what she thinks Tosh deserves likely doesn't mesh with anyone on the ship. But it doesn't matter what she thinks, because she isn't going to act on it. She only wants to find out how. It's a puzzle she wants solved.
It's interesting, overall, because if Tosh had been a man, she may have been plotting revenge. But she isn't, and Lisbeth doesn't really care.
Lisbeth quietly pulls up a chair and sits next to Tosh's cell. She lights a cigarette and doesn't say anything, doesn't even really look at the woman. Not for a while. Eventually, she looks up.]
I imagine you're not up to speaking to people. Especially strangers.
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It's interesting, overall, because if Tosh had been a man, she may have been plotting revenge. But she isn't, and Lisbeth doesn't really care.
Lisbeth quietly pulls up a chair and sits next to Tosh's cell. She lights a cigarette and doesn't say anything, doesn't even really look at the woman. Not for a while. Eventually, she looks up.]
I imagine you're not up to speaking to people. Especially strangers.