The steaming spray pelted against her face and washed away the tears. This was her catharsis. Catharsis was the word coined by Aristotle to refer to the purging of pent-up emotions, of which she had a superfluity. They ranged from stubborn hope to forlorn despair and back again like a mad pendulum. She had to make up her mind—hope and action or despair and tears. If she were going to be of any use to Thor, she would have to foreclose the possibility that he was dead and emerge from this room dry eyed and determined and cynical. In a place with so many secrets, cynicism would be an asset. “…in there?” She shut off the water. Before she did anything, she should send K.D. home. It was the height of irresponsibility to let her stay on in the circumstances. “Dinah, are you in there?” “Yes.” “That man who bumped into you is downstairs.” 	 “Brother Constantine?”
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