Elliot, I'm so sorry that happened to you. Elliot, hear me, bro. I know it feels like you're all alone right now, but you're not. I know this pain, your pain.

It's okay to feel whatever you're feeling. And if you can hear me, I want you to know you don't got to be scared no more.

Don't, don't touch me. Don't touch me, my brother. Stop, please stop. You know there's nothing you can do to stop this.

I don't know how to move with this. I don't want to live with this. Not an option. You got, yes, yes, there is.

There is. There has to be because I can't do this. I can't. I know it hurts right now, but you're purging all that poison.

Soon you can be your true self. My true self? I don't know who that is. I don't know who that is. That's because you're still holding in all the anger and sadness.

What do I do right there? That's what you do. You let it out.

Once you let it all go, then you can finally meet the real you. Elliot, you've been reborn. What? There isn't a while you weren't the one in control.

I know it's hard to go on when you're carrying this around, but you can.

How? You don't carry it alone. I'm here with you, bro. You did, you did this. I did it for you. No, no, I don't believe you. I did this because I could see this wound on your face from the first time I met you.

I just wanted to show you the light. This is ain't no, bro.

The only thing that happened just now is that you finally face the truth. You've been looking away from your whole life, and now that you know the truth, you can use it.

I've been through it. It's my mom. She used to pass me around her friends when she'd go out to get high. Let's just say her friends, they took a lot from me.

Your dad, he took a lot from you too, but he didn't take everything. See, this you went through, most people don't know pain like that.

They never will. And if they did, it would end them. But the people who dig in, the ones who keep surviving, those are the ones you can't beat.

Those are the ones no one can beat, because once you've weathered a storm like yours, you become the storm.

You hear me? You are the storm, and it's the rest of the world that needs to run for government.

Your power is beautiful, Elliot, is special. Don't you believe that? I don't know. Do you want to believe it?

I just I don't want to be alone anymore. Hey, not alone. I see you now.

Krista Stabs Vera | Mr. Robot

Mr. Robot

Krista begins by acknowledging Elliot's pain and assuring him he's not alone. She emphasizes that **it's okay to feel whatever he's feeling**, offering a sense of validation and support during a difficult time.

Elliot expresses his inability to cope with the situation, stating, "I don't know how to move with this. I don't want to live with this." Krista counters by suggesting that **he's purging all the poison**, implying a path towards becoming his true self.

Krista reveals that Elliot has been facing the truth he's been avoiding his whole life. She draws parallels to her own past, sharing a traumatic experience of her mother exploiting her. She says **"Her friends, they took a lot from me"**.

Krista connects Elliot's pain to his father's actions, stating, "Your dad, he took a lot from you too." Despite the trauma, she asserts that **his father didn't take everything**, suggesting Elliot still possesses inherent strength.

Krista emphasizes that Elliot's past experiences have made him incredibly resilient. She proclaims, **"You are the storm. And it's the rest of the world that needs to run for cover."** This powerful statement encourages Elliot to embrace his inner strength and view his past trauma as a source of power.

Krista tries to make Elliot understand that he is special. She asks him, **"Do you want to believe it?"**

Elliot expresses his desire to no longer be alone, signaling a willingness to connect with others. Krista responds with reassurance, conveying that he is not alone, suggesting a path towards healing and recovery through shared experiences and support. Krista says **"not alone"**.

Elliot is comforted and told he's not alone in his pain.

Elliot is encouraged to feel his emotions and release his anger and sadness.

Vera discusses Elliot's past trauma and his strength.

Vera claims to have done something for Elliot and references his childhood trauma involving his mother and father.

Vera emphasizes Elliot's resilience and power, stating that he is the storm.

Elliot expresses his desire to not be alone.

Krista Stabs Vera | Mr. Robot

Krista Stabs Vera | Mr. Robot

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