Mindy St. Claire: So that's how you spend your days? Wandering around, searching for the thing that makes you complete?
Eleanor: Pretty much. I thought it was connected to my parents or my friends, but now I think it might be something else. I think it might be you. I think my final mission might be to convince you to go through the system. Take the test. You know, when I first met you, I thought, "Oof. Well, there's a chick I understand." Lone wolf, totally independent, knows what she wants."
Both: Cocaine and self-pleasure.
Eleanor: Right. But I actually think you're a version of me if I'd never met my friends. You're like the worst-case scenario of what I could have become. No offense.
Mindy St. Claire: None taken. Look, the thing is, Eleanor, I am fine with where I am.
Eleanor: See, I don't think you are. Or at least, you could be better. If we're cut from the same cloth, then trust me. There is greater happiness waiting for you if you form bonds with other people. And I think you know that. You told me about me and Chidi that time. You showed me the tape. You said you were rooting for us. I think you have the ability to care.
Mindy St. Claire: I don't know. Caring just seems like a lot of work.
Eleanor: Mm.
Mindy St. Claire: And I have been on my own for so long. I can't imagine putting my fate in the hands of some stranger.
Eleanor: I thought you might say that.