Loretta's voice wasn't as loud or as angry as it was before when she replied to Emma. Most of what Emma said was pretty much in one ear and out the other, her own opinion set and unmoving. Her stubbornness was the main reason she hadn't felt all that imposed by Emma's attempt at an intimidating posture, she suspected. "<span style="color: purple">I do believe it's her fault, Emma. But hey, my point's been made, hasn't it? So's yours.</span>" She knew it really hurt her relationship with Emma, but she figured that could be fixed, eventually. Emma's brain was running on emotion anyway, and that kind of thing would ebb away. Not that her own wasn't, but she hadn't let it get so out of control, or so she'd thunk.<br/><br/>Once she'd made her last comments towards Emma, Loretta decided that, yes, things were getting out of hand. She still wanted to yell a bit more, but all it did was make everything worse, and so she dropped the argument at Fanya's request. She instead looked at Becca and then Fanya again when they'd spoken, and answered in a bit of a grumble, far from as angry as she'd sounded earlier, "<span style="color: purple">Nah, I think we've heard enough. I don't wanna have any more reasons to get pissed at anybody.</span>"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>