Getting to a higher spot to look around is a good idea, I said after we sat him down. We'll find a tree while you rest--Whoa, wait. Corey started struggling to his feet. I'm okay. I'll be slow, but I can move.He doesn't want to be alone, Hayley said. You know how he is. Leave him alone and he discovers he's not as much fun as he thinks he is.Corey shot her the finger. She was right, though--Corey really wasn't one for enjoying his own company. People seemed to feed his bottomless well of energy.
In the scene, the group discusses the need to find a higher vantage point while helping their friend Corey, who has become fatigued. As they prepare to assist him, Corey insists he can manage on his own despite his challenges. His stubbornness becomes evident as he struggles to rise, showcasing his determination to stay involved with the group.
Hayley points out that Corey's need for social interaction drives his actions, indicating he doesn't enjoy solitude. Corey's response—an offensive gesture—reflects his frustration, yet the group's dynamic reveals how they recognize and understand his behavior. Ultimately, they acknowledge Corey's reliance on their presence for energy and morale.
