[The connection grows fuzzy all of a sudden before evening out again.] It is?

[It's so strange to hear that. But she's also never really stopped and thought about her own actions on that day. To Farah it's always just all been a sign of weakness and the worst mistake of her life.]

It's funny. When you said it's normal to run I wanted to think "no way" or something. [...] I hate running. That's not the sort of person I want to be, the one who runs away when things are scary.