Only another trauma, it seems, might make her speak again.
And there is a visitor, and the visitor brings her to life and makes her speak.
Ana runs into Kenneth (Ving Rhames), a uniformed cop, who makes her speak.
"We gave her water and tried to make her speak, but she just couldn't," she continues.
In the 1930 film of Anna Christie, Greta Garbo made her speaking debut with the gorgeous throwaway: "give me a vhisky, ginger ale on the side… and don't be stingy, baby".
Far from being a Francophobe, Janet made her family speak French at the dinner table (Jackie once described a game in which each child was given 10 matches: "Each time you said an English word you'd throw a match away").
Public speaking can make her talk too fast, or mumble, or jumble up her words.
Speaking recently with "Oprah: Where Are They Now?", Gold addressed the memorable firestorm, including what made her decide to speak out in response to Cameron's comments in the first place.
"She claimed that, among other things, it had made her unable to speak to black people".
Her experiences made her determined to speak out against what campaigners call "a life-altering crime" and one which is rising at a rapid rate, just as specialist services for victims, and mental health provision for perpetrators, decline.
