It just... hits her, then (and she suddenly spins around so she's looking at Dogmeat instead of Ellen because she's trying so hard not to cry) that she may not be a body in the basement with the other girls, but she has folks back home who think the granddaughter they raised is dead and don't even have a body to bury. At least they would have been told what happened, but what kind of comfort is that?
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It just... hits her, then (and she suddenly spins around so she's looking at Dogmeat instead of Ellen because she's trying so hard not to cry) that she may not be a body in the basement with the other girls, but she has folks back home who think the granddaughter they raised is dead and don't even have a body to bury. At least they would have been told what happened, but what kind of comfort is that?