I-- I swallowed. I-- Daniel took both my wrists and turned me to face him. You were sleepwalking, Maya. It just…I could hear Rafe and he was hurt and I was trying to get to him and-- My breath hitched. It seemed real. Daniel pulled me into a hug and I let myself collapse against his shoulder. I kept thinking about how real it had seemed and how I'd never sleepwalked before and… And what if I hadn't been sleepwalking? What if I'd been having a vision? Not that Rafe would really be calling for me. As that cold dawn light hit, I realized how silly it seemed, Rafe just lying there, yelling for me. If he could move, he'd be moving.
In this moment, Daniel comforts Maya after she experiences a vivid episode that feels like sleepwalking. As he turns her to face him, Maya expresses her distress over hearing Rafe, who seemed hurt and in need of her help. She is overwhelmed with emotion and the reality of the situation weighs heavily on her, making her question the nature of her experience.
As day breaks, Maya reflects on the absurdity of her thoughts about Rafe calling out. She begins to doubt the validity of her feelings and considers the possibility that she might have been having a vision instead of sleepwalking. While Daniel provides reassurance, Maya grapples with the fear and uncertainty surrounding her now complicated emotions.
