[ It's just another reminder of what being here does to people, and she thinks back on what she'd said to Frank once, after waking up to find he'd come back after all: this place takes so much from us; we can't let it take this too. But he hadn't been the first friend she'd lost, the first person who'd meant something to her, and if she allowed herself to believe that any of it had been her fault, she'd be taking up permanent residence in Wallowville. She can't let that happen to Bellamy, either. ]

Look, I get it. If I were in your position, I'm not sure I'd say anything about it either. [ Especially with memory loss involved, the situation is trickier than it already is, but she also has the sneaking feeling that the longer he waits to say anything, the worse it could get if that secret eventually slips out. ]

It's like someone just hit the reset button. [ Or so she assumes, given that Bellamy's all but said he's been trying to keep his distance. ] But maybe... you don't think you owe it to her to be honest? To say that you were close before, even if you don't go into every single detail?