It's my fault.
Why'd you say that?
I gave her false hope. I told her I believed she was stable when she clearly isn't.
Well, I'm not sure I agree. I mean, just made her case a little tougher, but I'm still gonna file the appeal.
Why would you do that when she just tried to kill herself?
Losing hope is a not a sign of mental illness. It's a sign of being human. I mean, the poor girl; she has a violent, unstable mother, and her fate is in the hands of this psychiatrist who doesn't believe a word she says. I mean, given these odds, I can absolutely understand why she'd fall into despair.
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