Now, we'll have to hang out here until we're sure Jared's really gone and can't catch us. He grinned conspiratorially. Then we'll have some fun! I remembered that his idea of fun was usually along the lines of an armed standoff.
The characters find themselves in a precarious situation where they must remain vigilant until they are certain that Jared, someone who poses a threat, is no longer a danger to them. This careful planning illustrates their current state of fear and anticipation as they strategize for their next steps.
One character, displaying a mischievous spirit, suggests they wait and then engage in what he calls "fun." However, the narrator recalls that his version of fun usually involves dangerous and high-stakes encounters, which adds tension to the situation and highlights the contrasting views on danger and enjoyment within their group.
