It's not that I don't want to go home again. [She does, so badly it hurts, but even she can't tell whether it's from homesickness or from the sense of duty to her people.] But to leave now and allow the show to continue tormenting more groups of innocent people...it just doesn't feel right.

And what Felicia Marlow said...she said that if we return home, we may forget everything that has happened here. [And that's the real crux of the matter for her. Sure, it smarts her pride to let Felicia go free and her sense of justice that the show would continue running, but it's the possibility of forgetting all the dear friends she's made that really terrifies her. To have gone through all of this horror and come out stronger for it, and then for it to have been like it never happened at all...it would almost be as bad as being trapped in that theater for eternity.]