Even having been the one to suggest it, Edith isn't actually expecting to see anything, the whole idea seemingly ludicrous. The color drains from her face, though, when she sees what's written there, breath catching. It isn't news to her, but it does explain the reactions he's been getting, and she can't honestly say she would fault anyone for that. Even she's struggled with it some, and she knows the details of the situation, the part Lucille played in all of it. A stranger passing him on the street wouldn't. "It says —" she starts, and though the words are right there in front of her, she can't quite bring herself to say them. "I've seen it happening. People with these things printed on their backs."