Any other way of looking at it would be incorrect or an apology, in her opinion. The way I see it, and this might be a lateral way of looking at it, is she doesn’t plead innocent, and she doesn’t take a pardon, and she doesn’t excuse her behavior because she did shoot and kill that man. They couldn’t use half of those takes because I was just crying my eyes out regardless of the context or the conversation or the scene.
That was a huge problem throughout this episode-I was crying in every single scene. We drove up and all the background performers were already in place with their candles, and I just started sobbing. And obviously the candlelit vigil where Cullen brings her out to see how much people care about her: We have to be driven in a van to get to set. He’s trying to draw her into this spiderweb to prevent her from making this choice. I really liked the conversation where they pan around Anson when he’s describing the hanging that he witnessed to Ruth. I think she feels that she needs that freedom of spirit before she dies. I think she wants someone to know her completely before she dies, and she’s just getting every single bit of information out of the way so she can feel cleansed and unfettered by torment or doubt. The night in the jail cell is the most potent example of that. Obviously she opened her heart to Eva to save Eva from suicide, but other than that, I feel that she only ever really reveals herself when another person is in need. She maintains a safe distance from people.
We’ve hardly ever seen her talk to anybody, or reveal her feelings or herself in any way.
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