Some scholars of ancient history might say similar things about Iphigenia's home--that there was much fighting, and fear, and an unforgiving social order. A rough environment for a young woman to grow up in, perhaps.

But Iphigenia is only now starting to realize that. Until recently, she just thought those things were relatively normal.

"I think you can do it," she says, her voice quiet but insistent. "You're a determined sort of person."

She smiles a little then, when Furiosa mentions the Sisters.

"I wish I could meet them. I never really had the chance to make any friends my age back home."

Such is the life of a princess, she supposes.