She had known the consequences of marrying that man from the very beginning. It was as if she had been overconfident—believing she could use her abilities to make them "normal" again—only to be crushed by the harsh reality. Unable to accept her failure, she lashed out at others instead. She should have realized that, even though the man showed no outward emotion, he would do anything for her; this meant she held sway over the decisions he made. Why didn't she leverage that influence now, rather than obsessing over things she couldn't change?
She had known the consequences of marrying that man from the very beginning. It was as if she had been overconfident—believing she could use her abilities to make them "normal" again—only to be crushed by the harsh reality. Unable to accept her failure, she lashed out at others instead. She should have realized that, even though the man showed no outward emotion, he would do anything for her; this meant she held sway over the decisions he made. Why didn't she leverage that influence now, rather than obsessing over things she couldn't change?