Sorry it's taken me so long to reply to this comment. My mail account has been very temperamental. Thank you for the observations, which are very astute. You are right that the Quest, or her discovery of it's falseness, doesn't seem to change Lana in any significant way. Viewing it intra-textually, it seems as if Lana has filed those experiences away as being irrelevant to her normal life. Perhaps this is partially because she was possessed at the time and doesn't treat this as her 'true self'. But perhaps it's also partly because she doesn't want to face the reality of her actions--we saw, if briefly, that she did find killing Genevieve Teague confronting.