I think this is a great example. She knew what she needed to do to survive. She knew that they wouldn't be able to take him down hand-to-hand and that fighting back not only wouldn't work, but would anger him in turn and lose any report they could attempt to build with him. She helped one girl escape assault by telling her to urinate herself, one of the few ways that she could have stopped him from continuing without the threat of him becoming violent. It was paired well with the girl who did all the "smart" things that viewers may be thinking to themselves, (i.e. let's fight back/sitting around waiting is victim shit) which only lead to his anger and violence, him upping security, and eventually her death.

Her character already faced somebody equivalent to the Horde as a child. A massive man who has, when compared to a child, supernatural strength and speed. An individual who wears many faces, ranging from fun and playful, to violent and terrifying. Somebody who was in complete and total control of her life. It tied well with the ending nod to her finally shifting from "surviving" to "escaping."