"Yeah. Lev and I hug her a lot but she misses you. — I think she's been having nightmares, it's hard to tell, she doesn't talk about them." 

"She has to get out of there."

"...she's been keeping her head down so her parents don't just send her somewhere else." It's not a contradiction. 

"Except that Christine's psychic. She has to know that Raine's not straight and doesn't want to be."

"Raine thinks that if she's visibly cooperating she'll be better off than if her parents get the police involved, and I'm not sure she's wrong." 

"Not if she's getting traumatized by ex-gay camps for six months."

He nods. 

"We're doing what we can. I know it isn't enough." 

"I'm going to go talk to her."

"Tonight?" 

"I mean, I guess I could go storm the graduation? But there's no reason to believe any evening is better than any other evening."

"Then let's find Ron." 

"Seems like half the camp is winding up escaping this time."

"Not Harry."

"Harry needs help but not of a kind Christine or I can give."

Marlo has no idea what Harry's deal is and is very sure that he doesn't want to. He looks out the window and counts the blocks instead of saying so. 

"He hurt Raine, so fuck him."

Ron doesn't seem inclined to comment.

"At least she doesn't have to see him or talk to him." 

"Yeah, I'm going to give Christine an award. Congratulations, There Is At Least One Possible Way You Could Have Been Worse."

not in front of her brother, asshole

"The point wasn't Christine, the point was Raine," he says, still looking out the window. 

"And she's doing so well taking care of Raine, isn't she."

"You didn't see her face when Harry was leering at her the day after. At least she doesn't have to talk to him." 

"I am sincerely glad she's doing the bare minimum."

...engaging with this is not productive and he's going to stop doing it. 

When they get to the camp, Asher races out of the car as fast as he can.