goddamn right, you should be scared of me.

like I don’t have time to screencap an entire 2.5-hour-long bootleg of a show and then make icons out of it, nor do I have time to hunt for gifs of that same bootleg, so if I want to play Tyler Posey as Alexander Hamilton, fucking sue me???? 

What she means: In The World Was Wide Enough, Burr is super depressed at the end, but it's not just because he killed Hamilton. Instead of saying "the world was wide enough", he says "I should've known the world was wide enough". This is because he had basically lost control of his actions. The point of Wait For It is that Burr is understanding that nothing in life can be controlled...except yourself ("I am the one thing in life I can control"). All of a sudden, Burr realizes that has no control of his life AT ALL. Sure, killing your best friend over a petty feud is pretty traumatic, but imagine living by the philosophy that you can always at least have a little bit of say in your life then finding out that you can't do anything to make your life better, and you have nothing to do except wait for the sweet release of death. To make matters worse, Burr lived to be 80, which was super old for that time, so Burr had to suffer with this way longer than others would've had to.