Jo's look is sharp and narrow.
"You hit me for shooting over your shot."

Not at you. Not beside you.
Someone shooting over her. With her.

Pain isn't a victory. Especially when:
"And you lost your whole focus on the target."



She's also pointing out Rachel won't be alone in the eventuality.
The reasons and situations it would take for Rachel to choose this.
But far be it for that to be a straight point from Jo.


Because when you aren't alone, the distraction isn't only words.