<br/>Dani looks at Tyson warily - the last thing she wants to do is go outside, out with a killer ... leaving is great, leaving is exactly what she wants to do, but going outside, spending time there moving a roadblock in the dark - it's too much for her. Just walking outside the cabin was hard! She's found Leah again, her arm around the other girls shoulder - it doesn't make sense, but it makes her feel better.<br/><br/>"What if he has a gun?" she says, her voice wavering. "He must know we'd want to move the wood, he must have a plan..." She tries to picture it - them standing in the night, backlit, chopping wood. Sitting ducks. "Why is he doing this?" she asks helplessly, almost angry. "Who pissed this guy off? What did you do? Maybe we can talk to him..." she trails off, looking at her feet. She does not want to try and talk to him. She does not want to wait it out. She wants to leave. She wants the roadblock gone. She just doesn't want to have to go out and risk herself doing it. She knows Tyson will go and try with or without her - if he wants to be a hero, he can be a hero. It's not her job. But she can't look him in the eye.<br/><br/><br/>"There's someone else here." She blurts out. "David, I think... he was behind me. I don't know where he went." It doesn't make her feel any better. Unconsciously she tightens her hold on Leah, massaging her reassuringly - she's helping Leah cope. She knows she could be doing more, but it's something - it makes her feel better.