I really liked this quote from her:

“I've always been drawn to comedy, and I've always appreciated gallows humor. And I think that that was actually weaponized against me early on. Very early on in the case, I wasn't processing everything the way everyone around me was. I wasn't just, like, falling into a heap and crying. I had these moments of being totally disassociated, and then other moments where I was writing in my journal about how I was dying for a slice of pizza, but that felt wrong to say now,” she said. “I was just processing all of this pain and this surreality, frankly, all around me, and people weaponized that against me. And it certainly scared me away from self-expression for a long time.”

“They associate me with tragedy, and so they want me to sort of walk around the world wearing this veil of mourning for the rest of my life, and that's not who I am,” Knox said. “That's never who I have been. I actually am somebody who's very silly and light-hearted and tries to see the absurdity and the positivity in things.”