Daisy's insistence that Aza not be cruel to herself echoes Aza's conversation about selfhood with Dr. Singh, in which Dr. Singh encouraged Aza in a similar way. Notably, Aza's mind takes a decidedly gloomy turn here as she thinks that she's going to die and can't prove she's real. Furthermore, although Aza generally says she isn't in control of anything, she does believe herself to be in control of what (she believes) will cause her death. She believes she has the power to end her life, but not to change it for the better.