[Elizabeth steadies her breathing, manages to look Gai in the eye despite feeling suddenly exhausted and empty.]

...I haven't gotten there yet. I don't know.

[She folds her arms over her body, squeezes her elbows trying to get herself to talk again. These were the things she had never wanted to tell Gai, things that were too hard. Things that even she hasn't figured out yet.]

Comstock told Columbia that his prophecy came from an angel, from God. But it was science, all science. He saw what I did, what I do, and said... 'The Lamb shall sit the throne, and drown in flame the mountains of man.'

And Booker saw it. It happens, it already happened, it's happening right now. I take his throne, Comstock's throne, and do exactly what he tells me to do. I roll over and play dead.

You have more fight in you than I do, more spirit, goals that better other people. I... I'll give in in the end.