She's in a paperweight shell and has yet to be given an objective. She can't shake the feeling that she's still playing a game. Everyone in the room is either an obstacle or competition.
Why has it taken her so long to realize this side of the game is still a game? The stakes are higher, and the deceit is more clever.
Jennie won. Now she must convince everyone that she belongs--that she's more than just code--before someone notices...