Would you like to list some of those? It's not very helpful just waving vaguely and going "yeah, there are examples that prove you wrong" without actually saying what they are.
And as I said before, it's purely your speculation that "her mind is for us" and that she is not (as I am reading it) focused on Arenvald when her Resonance unexpectedly throws her a vision of our past.
Firstly, you're again conflating "proof of control over her heightened senses in combat" with "proof of control over all aspects of the Resonance". There is no guarantee that because she can control her senses, she can also control the visions.
Secondly, we do not "turn off" her abilities at all - quite the opposite. We overwhelm them. If her gift is the aetherial equivalent of improving her hearing to listen for the slightest sound, then using the siphon on her is the equivalent of making a massive noise right in her ear and then attacking while she is deafened and reeling from the pain.
Again, your speculation. We haven't really explored the differences between the Resonance and the Echo, and therefore the best reference until we are told otherwise is to compare how Krile's Echo works. And if Krile can't shut it out despite experiencing it all her life, we have no reason to assume Fordola can either.
I don't see how you can assume from that scene that she has control. She winces because she received an unpleasant vision - Lyse's anger at her actions - and it's probably compounding the guilt she's already feeling over her friends' deaths. That shows us she received it and it pains her, not that she might or might not have control over whether she receives it.
And somehow we reach the same conclusion despite reading all the scenes differently. It seems quite possible to me that she is never in control of the visions and may need to wilfully hold them off - and her flash of anger at Arenvald is enough to break that concentration and let it slip through. It seems far more plausible to me than having her choose to read our mind at that point.



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