They thank the remaining workers and get up

“What were you thinking about, by the way? Was it me? I hope it was me”

“Not today. I was reminiscing on things I did as a child”

“Like the great frog revolution of 2001?”

“You joke about that, but I got grounded for 2 weeks”

“No, it was about my dad”

Ángel visible stiffens up.

“It’s… a bittersweet memory, I think”

“Maybe I should visit them”

Ángel does not look pleased.

“Don’t look like that, my parents love you! Mom loves your accent!”

“It’s not your mother…”

“Dad approves of you too”

“He threatened me, Ollie. With a gun.”

“He does that”

“He also called you broke”

“He does that…”

“But now you know how to deal with him, so it’s fine, yeah?”

“I don’t know how many times I can spam the anti-capitalist dialogue option until it stops working”

They reach their little rooms.

“Ah, you can go, I want to talk to Nadia”

“Oh, gonna make it up to her? Good. That kid keeps a grudge like no other”

“What should I … say?”

“Say you’re sorry, why your actions were wrong, that you didn’t mean it and ask how to make it better”

“And praise her a little, she won’t say anything, but she’ll soften up immediately”

“I saw her going to the front of the train, she might still be there!”

“Okay, okay. Got it”

“I trust she keeps you out of danger. I’ll tidy up the rooms”

What does that mean. He can stay out of danger by himself!

Even if multiple instances say differently.

In his way to the first part of the wagon, he sees Sebastián walking back. Must’ve been in the bathroom.

Reaching the end, he finds…

An upset girl.

It’s 10:20