It's so hard for her to put into words, but she sees a lot of humanity in him where others don't. She never really thought about him much before, but she liked that he always agreed with her theories or whatever she had to say. That is obviously the main point of liking people: they don't disagree with you. So he made an impression on her.
Him, Oz, and Mabel were the only people who truly supported her throughout her whole confession/explanation. She honestly didn't expect him of all people to call her kind or understand where she was coming from, so it really knocked her off guard that, even though they hadn't spoken much, he still saw her as someone who was kind and was performing a selfless act by being selfish. It really resonated with her until her end, which is why she thanked him because it was just so unexpected but so comforting.
She was honestly infuriated that people were doubting him and Oz though, especially because they both stood up for her and took the time to actually see what she was doing rather than want her for bloodthirsty revenge. When she found out he was a VIP, she honestly was not surprised because she figured that was a part of him knowing where her actions came from, but she was so mad that people were discounting his words and actions even knowing the full story (especially if they saw her own debriefing). It really cut into her because they were all treating him like they treated her and it hurt too much to watch it on an outside perspective.
Clash honestly doesn't think of him as a person. She thinks of him how she would think of herself if she delved into it: a scared kid without anyone to see the good in her like their authority figure does (her dad, Sebastian). I think she could easily understand his terror and fear, needing to have this all end so others don't get hurt, because those were her exact reasons of why she did what she did. So she was massively angry at everyone else for not seeing that. :(
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It's so hard for her to put into words, but she sees a lot of humanity in him where others don't. She never really thought about him much before, but she liked that he always agreed with her theories or whatever she had to say. That is obviously the main point of liking people: they don't disagree with you. So he made an impression on her.
Him, Oz, and Mabel were the only people who truly supported her throughout her whole confession/explanation. She honestly didn't expect him of all people to call her kind or understand where she was coming from, so it really knocked her off guard that, even though they hadn't spoken much, he still saw her as someone who was kind and was performing a selfless act by being selfish. It really resonated with her until her end, which is why she thanked him because it was just so unexpected but so comforting.
She was honestly infuriated that people were doubting him and Oz though, especially because they both stood up for her and took the time to actually see what she was doing rather than want her for bloodthirsty revenge. When she found out he was a VIP, she honestly was not surprised because she figured that was a part of him knowing where her actions came from, but she was so mad that people were discounting his words and actions even knowing the full story (especially if they saw her own debriefing). It really cut into her because they were all treating him like they treated her and it hurt too much to watch it on an outside perspective.
Clash honestly doesn't think of him as a person. She thinks of him how she would think of herself if she delved into it: a scared kid without anyone to see the good in her like their authority figure does (her dad, Sebastian). I think she could easily understand his terror and fear, needing to have this all end so others don't get hurt, because those were her exact reasons of why she did what she did. So she was massively angry at everyone else for not seeing that. :(