Ivy Holden poured Robert Winters a glass of wine.
Robert Winters opened the laptop he had with him and played the video Ivy Holden had previously copied for Young.
"Look here. When you told her that her daughter was dead, the anger she showed was genuine."
"But when you told her that her daughter had been dismembered, eaten, and skinned, what she showed wasn't just anger. There was also surprise, and that hint of surprise contained disbelief."
"Why didn't she believe it? There are two possible reasons. First, she doesn't believe cannibalism is real. Second, she doesn't believe Byron Holt would eat Leila Lane..."
Robert Winters analyzed it for Ivy Holden bit by bit, finally concluding that Clara Zimmers knew what kind of person Byron Holt was.
Ivy Holden, connecting this to the events of her past life, slowly nodded. "You're right. That's the real Clara Zimmers."
