It makes her smile, because it's been easy to fall into this line of thought that she's dead, and that's all there is. But he's right. There's a lot more to it, and a lot that means she is here and she's alive and that's all that matters.

"It's not the dead part that makes me question my morals. That comes with the parental experimentation on themselves, the instincts of a serial killer, and incubating for a century," she says, doing what is actually jazz hands. "Surprise? Welcome to my life?"