"It does end," Faye insisted. "I saw the explosion. It doesn't end a lot more definitively than that. But having this -- this possibility that it isn't all over, that I might get some fucking answers, just made it all so much worse."

He was actually right about the closure, was the thing. She really did need it, and she'd thought she had it, but she didn't.

"It's not fair." And that was incredibly whiny, particularly because Faye was doing everything she could to not sound like she was on the verge of tears to absolutely no avail, but she also was sort of past caring at the moment.