"I always am," Greta told her. "I guess because of who my father is, everything in those stories feels like a part of me. I never understood it before I found out who he was. The doctors all thought I had some sort of OCD and couldn't treat it. But... it's like I can't break the rules? The fairytale rules? Or things go wrong for me. But I went with Fairytales and it felt righteous, like we were the woodsman protecting all the little girls from the wolves. But then I sort of, I guess I woke up? I feel horrible, which I deserve, but it still feels awful."