[No, he doesn’t have a choice. And while Cami does think he needs his rest, or that she might pick up those stray items tossed carelessly away, all of that comes after an explanation. She needs to understand what happened, who is to blame, who has to be stopped because they’ve taken advantage of a boy so afraid he’s easy to manipulate. Thankfully Wirt doesn’t dally under the weight of her gaze, and Cami maintains her silence as he gets it all out: Bill and his act, the deal that got made, the desperation that had led to Wirt reaching out to a being he never should have trusted.

And the guilt. She swallows when he looks away, her own eyes sliding closed as she lets out a quiet sigh. It had been stupid, but also entirely understandable as far as mistakes go.]

There are people here you can trust—but you have to be careful, Wirt. Anyone who says they can poof you home with their own power is lying, because that’s not how Wonderland works. [With the bevy of creatures and the incredible things they’re capable of trapped here, Cami honestly believes no one being or even group can escape this world by their own choice.]

But I understand why you did it. I’m pretty sure I’m the only one from my world who’s still here too. [It’s a fresh pain she’s learning her way through, although easier for her because the people last left hadn’t been so close.

It only did so much to stave off the sense of loneliness though, even in her case. Not to mention the fear and the anger, and she looks out into the room as she continues on.]

Whoever this Bill is, he took advantage of you. There has to be a way to make sure he doesn't do it again.