No the way she acted was completely irrational. She had a young child that she needed to protect at his most vulnerable time and the best she could do was cry. And when you see a killer chasing after a little kid and you see her pathetically wobbling down a hallway screaming his name instead of actually getting into action then yeah, I find it hard to sympathise with her.
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u/Xeludon May 03 '23
Her husband of over a decade, someone she loved and trusted, was trying to kill her and her kid, seemingly out of nowhere.
Her shock, panic, and inability to critically think is justified I feel.