"I hate him, too," she shiveered. " i have his damned suffering." (pg. 186)
In this chapter we see that Brett causes many fistfights with her many men she has exploited. She feels remorse but will not really own up to what she does. She hates Cohn because she feels guilty for having to see him suffer. And that feeling of uncomfortableness she cannot stand. Therefore, she claims she hates Cohn for making her feel bad. I like that because I feel happy that for once she feels uncomfortable. That for once, she feels the uncomfortable feeling of hurting someone or watch someone be hurt. It is almost like a lesson but she quickly brushes to the back of her mind with bourbon.
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