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I just realized that I referred to the Confederate flag as the Republican flag. My mistake.
I like the "odysseus figure" concept, the role of chaos as she searches for the doctor, and the role of morality. your thesis of the relationship between her external turmoil and subsequent disappearance within the breadth of the railroad field, and her similar moral confusion and subsequent failure is very concrete and accurate. Interesting seeing another take on the same scene in general.