[ It's the tone of her initial one-word answer that has Amos inclined to take what she says after seriously. Anything else, and he probably would have dismissed her as too caught up in a fantasy of denial. But straightforward and serious — that, he understands, so maybe her theories are plausible, too.

... A bit tough to wrap his mind around, though. ]

Never had a vision before. I knew a guy who had a ghost living in his head once. Sounded pretty crazy, but turned out he was right more often than not. [ And, for as bizarre as all of this is, Amos talks about it like it's an everyday occurrence. This is just shit that happens to people sometimes. ... Guess it really is, now that he's caught up in it. ] I dunno. World was already in the shitter before I woke up here. Up there. Wherever. It's probably too late for my universe.

[ Yeah, he's really not used to the whole visions thing. Still... his universe being gone might not be a bad thing. Or. Not for him, at least. Not like he wanted it destroyed, but if it's gone, it's gone. Not a whole lot to be done about that.

Which means all that's left to focus on is, well, hers. ]

Maybe yours is okay, if it's not happening all at once. What's the last thing you remember?