I’m afraid to ask how she defines “convincing carnage” outside the not-dark-enough blood (and that could be a matter of whether an artery or a vein is broken).
Also, I doubt everyone evinces shock in the same fashion. It’s not as though it’s neurologically impossible to sublimate shock, probably especially when one feels they can prevent a repeat occurrence. (More-than-armchair neurologists and psychologists please correct as needed.)
Finally, since when are Freemasons malign? Especially given George Washington being a Mason; please provide examples of his own malign qualities besides racism and slaveholding, seeing how those definitely weren’t endemic to Masons.