It's like she's back in the New York office. Her hands fall to her hips out of habit, but she refrains from snapping in his face or doing something brash. She's had to learn the importance of patience and waiting, allowing people to think they have the upper hand (or smarts, in this case) while she simply continues on beneath the grid. "It depends on how quickly we think we can find an exit," she says. "Otherwise, fresh water is going to be a problem if we don't find any."