Initially Noah's girlfriend, she befriends Becket during his murder spree. After Noah's death, she begins a relationship with Becket and moves in with him. She represents Becket's moral anchor and desire for a normal life, prompting him to stop killing and propose. At the end, she returns Becket's mother's locket outside the prison and leaves him silently.
Developing romantic relationship.
Competition for Becket's affection and loyalty.
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