"I have amnesia, I don't even remember what had happened. Except that I have the face and body (bruises) to feel that." This statement illustrates the immediate impact of the attack on Freeman's memory and physical state.
"I don't take it personally, it was random, nobody really wanted to do it just to me. I don't take it personally," Freeman reflects on her experience, showing her understanding of the randomness of violence.
Days later, Freeman mentions, "the swelling on my face is going down and I'm thankful the injuries were not more serious," showcasing her resilience during recovery.
"I'm more vigilant when I go outside now, and won't be riding the subway in the near future...to avoid being in tight spaces and near people who might be more disturbed." This highlights the lasting impact of the incident on her everyday behavior.
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