“I appreciate the vibrancy that remains in Rebecca, despite all the hardships she’s had to navigate,” Palmer says of her character. And if Martin is dealing with the same malevolent force that drove her from the house at 16, she can’t let him face that alone. What she once tried to rationalize as her own bad dreams and imagination, she now realizes must have been real if it’s happening to him. But when she gets a call from the Child Services case worker at her brother’s school, concerned that young Martin has been falling asleep in class, Rebecca has a fair idea what’s been keeping him up at night. Going home is certainly not on Rebecca’s agenda. Teresa is amazing in bringing all of this to bear in her performance. Sandberg adds, “She has commitment issues and other difficulties she’s dealing with, because she just never got over what happened when she was a child.
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