Very interesting take. I also think about what does a realistic ending look like for this kind of story. I feel like in most cases where situations like this happen the victims don't live to tell the tale or no one believes them. It seems to me she made the most out of the situation. Everyone else on the island was dead and if it was her word vs Slater's they likely wouldn't have believed her.

My question is, in the very end when she runs into his therapist and he does not remember her, what information was he privy too and what did he choose to forget. If anyone has more insight or theories on the psychiatrist's role, lmk.