"I can't believe how far this place is. Ugh. I just wanna go home. Hope I reach it soon. My legs are killing me. Ah, there we go. 'Joyful's Escape Room. A fun and challenging crisis designed for you and the whole family'! What kind of crisis do you design for a family?"

[Complaining about how far the building is, reading the Escape Room sign and then commenting with confusion]

"The fine print in the waiver! I mean it's not even fine print! It's like right there in regular text!
What they're about to do is real! We're really going to die in this trap! God, I- I can't let any of us
die! Please listen to me! All of us are getting out of this. I won't accept any other result." 

[Shirley is desperately trying to explain the mention of death in the waiver but is also sort of baffled that no one else in her group caught it. She is in distress, then ends with a small burst of confidence]

"This pain's a catalyst. I haven't forgotten the way you've hurt us and the people you've captured. And the only thing I've been thinking about is how much better life will be once you're gone."

[Facing the mastermind after being trapped in the game for a month. Stress has built up and changed Shirley into a calm but very angry person]