No worse than any of the rest of us. Actually, I get the sense she kind of likes it here. She's always trying to make friends with the forest spirits.

[And it's given her an escape from the life she left behind. Like he's found himself, there's a sort of freedom found in a place where nobody knows you or your family, or the situation in your home world. He knows more about Mary than most, he wagers, and he's glad for her. She has more of a family here than she ever did back there.]