Chihiro tries to think of a way to explain. She says to Stone, a little wary, "I don't think you'd believe me. I'm not sure I believe me right now. But the answer I have for you is: A place like this, but slightly different. My world doesn't have anything like what you both are, what the people in the café are. And I have a suspicion that your world probably won't have a clue what I am, either."<br/><br/>The stores are all the same, big gleaming lights and traffic all around. It's about the typical business of a San Angelo evening, except this is not her San Angelo. This looks like home, but it isn't home. A sense of sadness hits her under the bright lights of San Angelo. She was unhappy with her family, with her life, but this wasn't how she'd wanted to leave it. She needs to leave.<br/><br/>When Stone asks her how she got there, she shrugs and says, "I used to have dreams about exactly this. This place. People like you and Lowe. And now I'm here, courtesy of a mirror, I think. Or a dream. I'm not sure which."