<br/>Dani allowed herself to be herded upstairs without a complaint - she'd watched the two boys die, seen the giant with the machete kill them. She knew he was the "bear" who had followed her earlier, without a doubt. Why had she been spared, when so many had died? Was he saving the women for later?<br/><br/>But these thoughts were idle, floating words - whatever gears turned in her to make ideas and plans were mostly broken. What use was thinking about such a man?  The extent of her planning was to choose a room on the second floor with the best window for jumping out of, if she hears him coming upstairs. If others choose the same room, she's glad to have them, but her only communication after checking out the rooms is to catch Leah's eye briefly, and nod towards the room she has chosen before heading into it. She checked the room with the dead boys along with every other room, and barely reacted before moving on and choosing another. She sits on the bed, fidgeting idly with her mace, and staring into space.<br/>