Sean Quinn could see it. The girl was reinventing herself, trying to replace the audience's preconceived notions with a completely new image—she was much cleverer now, and far more cunning.
'But this version of her is far more captivating,' he thought. 'The old her was too timid and weak, unable to protect herself. A woman has to learn self-preservation to be truly independent.'
He couldn't help but smile as he chimed in, "Actually, I was being deliberately difficult. The climbing wall at the gym is very high. To the audience watching, if you go and try it in the future, remember to always use a safety rope. I'm used to free soloing, so please don't imitate me. Don't gamble with your lives."
Some people had been bothered that Sean Quinn's actions were a bit harsh, but now that he had publicly apologized and given a safety warning, those who had minded let it go.
Stella Lockwood couldn't help but sigh inwardly. 'This man really knows how to manage his public image.'
