I’ve heard your exact same argument from others. Some people have even said the mask might fit right in given how cold it was. My question would be how does that explain the “frozen in shock” state she experienced? Iow, the responses are rather incompatible, are they not? I’m in NO way casting aspersions on the poor girl. I believe she absolutely was frozen in shock and terror. I think it’s an involuntary physiological response that serves as a self-preservation/defense/coping mechanism that in this case was so powerful that it could have taken hours or days to dissipate. It seems much more plausible to me that anything she did or didn’t do is attributable to this heightened state of shock than to some of the reasons being projected. Honestly, the whole discussion says a lot about most all of us. Those of us who question why she didn’t make that call are judging her by actions we would take in our everyday state of mind tempered only by our distant outrage over these senseless murders. Others are suspending basic common sense in their very noble efforts to rally around her.Oh my, I am so glad you are okay. Bolded, Amen
It’s taken me a while to get here. I sorely miscalculated the extent to which she was terrorized and in shock. WHY? BECAUSE I didn’t share her contextual frame of reference. Duh and shame on me. I wish now that we could all join hands in a very long receiving line from coast to coast and every one of us hug and embrace her and send her into tomorrow with the support and love she needs and deserves.