 And it's something I actually always work with actors on when I direct. I think there's this urge, if the line feels dramatic, there's the urge to deliver it with a lot of pathos and a lot of emotion. The moment when you say you're in the most pain or in the most emotional anguish are not necessarily the moments when you'd be feeling the drama of that or necessarily even be in the throes of it. That kind of detachment was really, really important for the character of Lacey in the movie.