The girls piss and hiss about the schedule, the food, Group, the meds, everything, but I don’t care. There’s food, and a bed, and it’s warm, and I am inside, and I am safe.
-- Narrator (Part 1)

Importance: Charlie listens as the other girls complain about being in the psychiatric hospital. After trying to live out on the streets after her mother kicked her out of the house, Charlie is grateful to have food, safety, and a warm place to sleep.

Our subconscious is spectacularly agile. Sometimes it knows when to take us away, as a kind of protection. I hope that makes sense.
-- Casper (Part 1)

Importance: Casper explains to Charlie that she probably does not remember being in the hospital because her subconscious was trying to protect her. Charlie believes that her subconscious is not working properly because she is able to remember her time on the streets and her experience with Fucking...