Beverly is happy to use the bird as a distraction for a short time, but part of her is curious enough about what he saw of her nightmares. They didn't trouble her last night, but that doesn't mean he didn't get to see what she's been living with. For a few minutes, she just watches the bird, smiling gently at is antics.

"It really is quite lovely. I can imagine it makes the days less lonely." Would for her, anyway. That's the void her plants fill. The void that people like Jean-Luc, Annie, Finnick, and Fatima fill.

"So... I guess I should make sure my nightmares didn't traumatize you too badly last night," she jokes quietly, nudging open the door to questions about those nightmares and her experiences.