"Even if her father has not told her, the papers have.

True, she doesn't believe the infamous charge against me; but what then?
Can she, on the other hand, believe the truth, that her father has conspired with Slade and those Cosmos thugs, and with the press and courts and the whole damnable prostituted system, to suppress and kill me?
"Can she believe her father guilty of all that?
And of all the horrors of this capitalist Hell, that I have told her about?
No! Human nature is incapable of such vast turnings from all the habits and environments of a lifetime.

In her veins flows the blood of that arch-criminal, Flint.
Her thoughts must be, to some extent, his thoughts.

She must share his viewpoint, and be loyal to him.

After this first flush of reaction against her father, she will go back to him.