Her people had food, medicine. Walls. Mine didn't.

[ Carver just stares at her in the dark. Is this confession? He doesn't know what counts or not. It doesn't feel like a secret, just something he's done. Pope marked that girl and all the others, and so Carver and his brothers and sisters went in and did what they did. He'd do it again, given the orders, because they were hungry and then at the end they had more food than they'd seen in years. ]

Would've killed her in her sleep, but she woke up. She was trying to get to the armory.