Lisa had already, to an extent, understood the "curse" on them; she'd learned the hard way about the other side, in the library. So it's not so surprising to hear Clarence having a hard time, and she's counting her lucky stars she's apparently back to normal. "Which isn't even your fault. That sucks. Sorry, Clarence," Lisa adds, well aware she can't fix whatever the hell this was - she could have avoided her very messy meltdown the other day. "You're right, there's not a whole lot I can do there. I was pretty out of shape the other day, though, so I kinda get it. I broke down again. I'm kind of getting tired of it, honestly."

She stops to think a second, humming softly. "Maybe see if you can talk to her about it, once you're feeling right again? Apologize, say you're not sure why that all came out - which might even be true - and see if you can work it out? I know I'm kind of on the ouside, so I don't really know the situation, but it seems sensible to me."