Re: Death's Dogsbody

There were a couple of "badly done, Emma!"s on the cutting room floor for this one to get her to realize the horror of what she's done (still doing) not just to herself and her father. But this Emma wasn't about to change her mind after 5 decades of status quo with no real contact with someone she loves and respects to keep her human. Then again, it's a standard sunk cost fallacy: once we make a bad decision, how long do we suffer from it before we admit we need to change course?