That's a sentiment Alice can understand very well. She herself is so private - if it wasn't for the fact that her memories were shared with someone who already knew about most of it, she would probably have threatened them into silence somehow. Those things aren't to be shared, especially not involuntarily.

But at least directing her frustration into finding a way to help out this girl is making Alice feel a bit better. She's always felt better with purpose.

"How about we try to deal with that anger then, hm? Do you perhaps want to go break some rocks? Breaking things always makes me feel better whenever I'm angry at something." Is this really what you should be teaching a child, Alice...