[Bit by bit, the tension fades from her expression and posture. She can't decide whether to laugh in hysterics or lose her temper. Both. Both is a very appealing prospect right now.]

C'mere, you.

[Reaching out to Mari is easier, when they're more or less at eye level. In a repeat of the earlier episode at the director's office, she grabs Mari -- from the front, now -- to embrace her, disregarding any ensuing struggle.]

You think I'd do this with somebody I didn't like? I don't care if you haven't listened to a thing I said, but are you even hearing yourself!