Marisa: "It was definitely a different place for Yasmin. We've seen her anxious and vulnerable before, but a decision that I made quite early on when I found out what she was dealing with was that she was probably in a state of fight-or-flight, and I think that's a really hard place to be in for a sustained period of time. There's anxiety about a specific situation, and then there's an inability to really feel anything other than fear; I think she's very, very afraid, and that was just a different place for her to be in. She's always trying to figure out in the first few seasons what she can do to make a situation better for herself, or have someone notice her in different ways, but this was different because when your starting point is being terrified, then the offshoots of that are very different. Her relationship with Harper, at the beginning, is one where as soon as [Yasmin] sees her, it's incredibly comforting because [Harper's] kind of the only person in the world who knows what's going on. And with Henry, he's offering her a level of safety and relaxation that she doesn't feel she's going to get absolutely anywhere else."