"Well, it's all yours," Hopper says. "Nothin' much exciting in there, unfortunately, but there are a couple of books if you get bored. Or you can come back out and watch some TV with me for awhile."

If she's still freaked out, he wants to give her the option of company. Whatever the hell had happened in the Home tonight, he thinks it's got to be the kind of thing that sticks with a person, even if they try to forget. Maybe she feels better here and maybe she's safe, but if she closes her eyes and see the blood, then he wants her to be okay with coming out to sit with him. Sometimes a bit of company is all that's needed, even if they don't talk much.

"You need anything, you can just shout for me," he says, giving her a gentle shove down the hall. "But take your time, kid."