I believe in this context, the speaker is talking about Felicia traveling to Hawthorne (correct me if I’m wrong). So then you can break’make it’ into “make it” meaning “manage

• to reach” somewhere or something (as in, “must stop!) as in “we made it! We must make it! “out
• to Hawthorne” meaning to the place called hapthorne, implying that it’s pretty out of the way.

If Haskell is a person, then @Chemomechanics’s answer is now correct.