Marina wondered if she had offended him. He seemed more on edge now, and she hoped he wouldn't do anything crazy. That was the last thing she had intended. She took a quick stock of what kind of weapon she had within easy reach, and when she realized that she only had an umbrella, she disregarded that plan. Besides, she had already seen him pull quite a few crazy stunts, she wasn't sure a real weapon would work against him. She stayed silent as he mentioned being confused and agreeing to free her car as long as she stopped trying to get rid of him. She nodded, although she was only partially sincere. She would stop trying until they reached the gas station. There, she would buy a bottle of aspirin, saddle the man with the attendant, and hope that everything would be back to normal once she reached Albuquerque.<br/><br/>Marina watched as he examined her car and pronounced it 'simply stuck'. Yes, thank you Sherlock for that wondrous observation. She resisted the urge to roll her eyes, but instead furrowed her brow at his suggestion to 'hold on.' Hold on to what? Why? She discovered why soon enough, when the var began to glow bright white. Marina looked towards the man, only a bit surprised to see his eyes shining the same white color. She almost let go of the car door, but instead felt a swooping sensation, and looked down. Marina's eyes went wide as her throat constricted. She couldn't have screamed if she wanted to. Marina stayed completely still and screwed her eyes shut, terrified to open them. It was much like that time she got on a roller coaster with her friends at an amusement park- if she couldn't see, she wouldn't know that she wasn't firmly on the ground.<br/><br/>She waited for a jolt, a feeling that would clearly tell her that there was solid ground beneath her feet, but instead she only had the lightest of touches to signal her return to earth. She peeked one eye open to check, and nearly collapsed with the relief, her knees wobbling slightly as they had something to stand on again. "What was that?" She blurted out, not really wanting an answer. She took a few shuddering breaths, to calm herself, before looking at the man again. "Don't do that again. Please."<br/><br/>She heard something about keeping her end of the bargain up, and sat down inside the car. "Get in, I'll tell you on the way to the gas station." She might need a bit more than the aspirin now.