[Anya is not, quite - it's not that she's insane, in any typical sense. She is not psychotic or compulsive. She knows (as well as anyone on the barge can know) what is real. But she sometimes has a very unbalanced perspective. Which is why she hears Bea's goad, knows it to be entirely genuine, and thinks - yes, I can use this.
Which is why she's walking alone, without Ben or Alex or Cassel or even Erik, in the most likely area for Bea's and Dean's rounds to overlap. Her signature necklace - long strands of rebellious inmate's teeth - is missing; she suspects Bea would be all too happy to destroy it. She can always claim that she took it off because she's in the process of adding a few more.]
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Date: 2013-10-27 09:04 pm (UTC)Which is why she's walking alone, without Ben or Alex or Cassel or even Erik, in the most likely area for Bea's and Dean's rounds to overlap. Her signature necklace - long strands of rebellious inmate's teeth - is missing; she suspects Bea would be all too happy to destroy it. She can always claim that she took it off because she's in the process of adding a few more.]