[ As much as Nadine is not surprised to hear Julie's story, Julie is actually quite surprised to hear Nadine's. She hadn't thought that Nadine was an heiress or anything, but she had assumed that she grew up in a quiet suburb with quiet parents who valued good grades and afterschool activities. Probably Presbyterians. Then she grew up and went to a quiet college where she got good grades, and then became the person Julie knew.
After all, that seemed like something Flagg would do. Pick a woman with a great life, all set for success, so that he could corrupt her. It's what Julie would do in his shoes. So it's interesting to hear that it wasn't what she'd thought at all.
She raises her glass in return, nodding, then exhales through her nose and leans in a bit closer. ]
Hey, I wanted to tell you that I'm sorry, for what I said in the dungeon. What I told you about.
[ There's no elaboration, and Julie pointedly does not say that it wasn't true -- every word she had said in anger was true, but she had been working under the assumption that Nadine knew and was lying. But she knows that it's not how she would want to find out the same thing. ]
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After all, that seemed like something Flagg would do. Pick a woman with a great life, all set for success, so that he could corrupt her. It's what Julie would do in his shoes. So it's interesting to hear that it wasn't what she'd thought at all.
She raises her glass in return, nodding, then exhales through her nose and leans in a bit closer. ]
Hey, I wanted to tell you that I'm sorry, for what I said in the dungeon. What I told you about.
[ There's no elaboration, and Julie pointedly does not say that it wasn't true -- every word she had said in anger was true, but she had been working under the assumption that Nadine knew and was lying. But she knows that it's not how she would want to find out the same thing. ]