For Brachman, the positive reception to her research was surprising, yet she realized it shouldn't be, given the statistics.
Yet, she realized that validating people's own interpretation of their condition was essential to maintain the therapeutic relationship and she did not want patients to feel 'threatened' by an alternative view.
Worse yet, if she realizes that she was not given the chance to make that decision?
JASON: Not yet... Suddenly, she realizes what's happening.
When Rosa sees an old black man senselessly flogging a donkey in Soweto, yet cannot intervene, she realizes suddenly ''I must know somewhere else.'' She makes her bid to escape, flying off to the South of France to stay with her father's first wife, in a world of gigolos, lesbians and sun-seekers.
Halgand-Mishra says that after years working with the families of journalists who had been detained for their professional work, including Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post's Tehran correspondent imprisoned in Iran, and Austin Tice, a freelance journalist kidnapped in Syria and not yet freed, she realized that there can be an imbalance in the attention paid to journalists compared with sources.
During that time, Ms. Wyman would occasionally come across Dr. Gold outside his office, at a gym or at Dean & DeLuca on Broadway, yet she slowly realized that if anyone made a move, it would not be him.
Yet when she becomes human, she realizes that the power of her feelings came partly from being able to express them.
"Nothing anybody could say was right, yet saying nothing was wrong". She realizes that what she most wants is for people to ask "'What was she like?' instead of 'How did she die?'" Exactly.
It came at a time when she felt "emotionally and sexually happy, intellectually excited, and newly in love," and yet she "started to realize that something was becoming terribly wrong".
