"Unnamed or undecided or people are just deciding not to tell me," Steve replies to that question, wishing that he had a name to put at the top of the map. He's not sure why that point bugs him more than anything else, but maybe it's because things are named. They're named for familiarity and for use and not being able to use one sits wrong with him.

On the other hand, Steve also isn't ready to stage a coup just to name a village. "All I know is that wherever we are doesn't care about what year it was when we got here or whether we were alive or dead."