Peggy's eyes are wide when he asks her for what she thinks he ought to do. She's lost, a little, because the advice is a bit strange and she's not entirely sure what he's supposed to do. What she is sure about is that she's happy that it's not seemingly apparent that the family is being held hostage, which is a relief.

That said, what can they do?

"You can write messages to them, I suppose," she offers, though it's not very actionable. "You can continue to search for a way out or a glitch in the system that allows you to them. You can believe what some people do, that there's a version of you back there still caring for them." What would she do? "Do you trust the people you know at home and your family to watch out for them?"