Juxtaposing the EEG video with Susannah's hallucination highlights the limitations of relying on the video footage as the one and only truth: though Susannah certainly appears agitated in the video, it absolutely doesn't capture her panic and paranoia that describing her hallucinations does. This also makes it clear that Susannah's truth and lived experience at this point is very, very different from what others see. Her internal identity, beliefs, and worldviews are causing her external, performed identity to become very difficult and antagonistic.