Finn had talked to Emily for hours about where she had been the last four years, hugging her and comforting her when she couldn’t hold in the sobs anymore and doing his best to contain the rage he felt at what had happened to her. He got little information from her that could help them discover where she had been held as a prisoner and a slave, which only angered him more and added onto his frustration by making him feel helpless and useless.
He learned about the young man that had helped her escape and that had tracked him down to Seattle so that she would be safe with a friend. Apparently, it was the same man who also told Emily about her parent’s recent death, so knew that San Francisco wouldn’t have been her home anymore. The more Finn learned, the more grateful and paradoxically sus
