I know enough. [ More than. Too much. Maybe not enough to save herself, though. It's OK, she walked into that town knowing she may not get out of it, like Rose. ] The who, the what, the where.

I got it all straight from one of the people involved. He even let me know they weren't planning on playing fair, either. [ No equal exchange. No his freedom for hers. She had to be smarter than them but she was desperate and desperation rarely helps people make the right choice (one of the many reasons she ran in head first, accepting help from the first person to offer it, foolishly). ] They're religious fanatics, burn kids and women alive to keep "darkness" at bay. [ l o l says the girl who literally brought the darkness ] Or bring about their God or Paradise.

A bunch of fucking crazies. [ And crazy isn't easy to predict, meaning all she can do is dread what sort of insane shit they'll do to her dad. She's got good reason to be angry and fearful, even if she weren't here. ] They should have been wiped out when their town burned in the 70s.

[ Vindictive. ...She seems to wish death on a lot of people. Sorry about that, Hank. It's a good thing she doesn't have her gun anymore. ]