[ooc: just moments after an encounter with Druitt that took a
surprising turn.]
She wanders down one of the many corridors of her home, blood on her skin and on her clothing but she doesn't notice. She looks lost, something very uncharacteristic of a woman who hasn't felt like she's belonged in a very long time and has therefore grown to appear adjusted.
Before long, she's standing outside of a door, not knocking, not even sure if she's intending to. Just standing. It takes her a lot longer to realize who's door it is.