She did drop at least one of her anchors, but it takes time for the anchor to start meaningfully slowing the vessel down, as while the anchor may start dragging almost immediately, it takes longer for the chain (which provides the majority of the stopping force) to do the same. In terms of braking, she likely did attempt to reverse her engines, but this may actually have made the situation worse as it could've caused the ship to veer off course due to the single screw setup (one propellor = net torque. net torque + no steering = veering off course). Ships are massive things, some of the largest moving things on Earth, so it is extraordinarily difficult to stop them.

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