<br/>Dani steels herself with a deep breathe - suddenly walking from this cabin to the car is one of the hardest things she has ever had to do. She tugs on Leah, gently, talking to her in a hushed voice. "It makes sense... we keep together, it's harder to pick us off if one of us did it... and if we didn't, we're safe." She steps away for a moment, grabbing her purse from where she left it by the couch, and returns quickly, placing her hand reassuringly on the other girls back. "I have mace." She says quietly, only to Leah. "If anybody tries anything."<br/><br/>Dani puts her arm around Leah's shoulders, trying to lead her out to the others. "We need to get out of here, while we can." Dani's feeling a lot better - the dark, the screams took a lot out of her - but now there's a plan, someone making decisions - things are looking up. Still, she can't stop shivering, and it isn't really the cold doing it. They still have to make it to the car... she tries to hurry Leah, suddenly overcome with a terrifying certainty that they are going to take off without her, leave her alone with the other girl and the killer...<br/><br/>The other girl and...the puppy? Where did David go? She opens her mouth, ready to say something - then slowly closes it again. If she mentions him, they might stop to look for him. She shudders, her guts churning with guilt; but she needs to get out of here. There's no time. She puts him out of her mind, forcibly. It's time to go.