<div style="text-align: justify;">Diane wouldn't have dreamed of having the man follow her. She had no idea where she was, and how to navigate that place, after all. So, she planned on sticking around and following the man, hoping he would know the safer paths around the trees and animals. Maybe he could keep her safe, even though Diane suspected he had no reason to.<br/><br/>Once the man started walking on all fours, Diane sighed and started following. There wasn't much she could do, after all. So, she'd better stay close to the man whose name she didn't even know. Hmmm... She wondered if he even <span style="font-style: italic">had</span> a name. Well, that wasn't important now. The only thing that mattered now was to move from where they were and reach safety. That, and find out where her other new "friend" had gone. Despite her desperate situation, Diane was really curious about getting to know him, and wondering whether or not every gorilla was that curious and friendly, or just the young ones.<br/><br/>Trying to focus back on the current predicament - she had to get out of there and go back home somehow -, Diane kept on walking. At least until the unnamed man moved over to her and took her hand. Curious about what he was about to do, the young woman decided to allow him whatever he wanted - within reason. <br/><br/>Allowing the man to position her, Diane wondered whether or not he would be able to carry her comfortably - not for her, for him. Sure, she was smaller and lighter, but still... Taking a deep breath, Diane decided that she didn't have a choice. "Be careful, please", she pleaded softly, forgetting the man couldn't understand her language.</div>