It really is a comfort, which speaks to the twisted way Wonderland works: by putting them all in this situation, the powers in charge have in turned made them all eager to go back to the prison of luxury. She can’t help but wonder if it’s not part of some larger scheme, perhaps to condition them all to cling to Wonderland as they knew it could be during times of peace.

For the moment, however, Cami has to focus on more immediate dangers. All playfulness aside, she really isn’t keen to add a second death to her tally. So when Jo talks, she listens, nodding as what she hears falls in line with what she’s already been told. “Luckily I can run pretty well even in totally insensible shoes, so that shouldn’t be a problem. What I probably need work on is the defending myself aspect. Don’t get me wrong; I know how to swing a blunt object if I need to.”

But this isn’t a church attic, and there isn’t a convenient lamp always within reach.