[She chooses to interpret this as a warning, even if he didn't mean it exactly that way. It's not that she knows his criteria; there wasn't time to learn before she died. It's that she has a rough understanding of what led her to death last time, and even though she's perfectly content to stay dead for the moment, she doesn't want to experience that fear, that pain again.]

[There it is. Pure and simple. Animal drives.]

[That, and she wants to win. So she'll have to be careful.]

You've read what I've said.

[Publicly, anyway.]

I spoke about you, and I spoke about you, [Hobbs and Hannibal, respectively] and what I said about my father was . . . well.

Pretty good, considering. And you haven't been attacked yet.

[By Ben or David or Arkin, all of whom she considers to be squarely on her side. David less so, and very subtly, which is why she likes him best.]