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Kim says she'll take the first shift. She's not as reliable at getting up early but she can pull late nights no problem. It's part of the college schedule. Nan sympathizes. She's never been much of an early riser and hates interrupted sleep. She sleeps in late on weekends. And weekdays too...

Nan says they need a plan. They should combine knowledge, maybe work on a map. Henry agrees. Kim does too, but she says it's far too late to concentrate on things like that. They should start thinking about sleep. Now that there are six of them, they can take 3 shifts of 2 people each...

Nan sits Pablo down and informs him of the strange effect this place has on their relative "home" times. Pablo glances around in confusion for a moment, but the others nod to confirm Nan's explanation. He settles down for a minute without saying anything, then asks Nan if people are living on...

Pablo gives Nan an even stranger look and after a pause he seems to decide she must be serious. He says it's still 1966, right? Surely they haven't been here THAT long.

Nan raises her hand and Pablo eyes it strangely, but with a quick gesture and a little encouragement they high-five, if a little awkwardly. Pablo smiles. Nan asks him what year it is.

Anderson lets Pablo in and he promptly notices Nan with pleasant surprise. Pablo says that after she smashed that thing in his room everything went black and when the lights came back on a few seconds later, she was gone. He'd feared the worst, but evidently she's all right. And now she's here...

After a quick nod to the rest of the group, Anderson swings the door open and levels his pistol -- But it's only Pablo, after all. He's understandably surprised by the gun pointed at him and tells Anderson to put it away as he stands in the open doorway.

Nan decides to defer to the others. Luckily, it seems they are prepared. Anderson stands by the door and draws an old-fashioned revolver. He gruffly asks who's there, and a moment, later a familiar voice responds. "It's Pablo!"

There is a knock at the door.

Nan asks Anna what sin she could have committed that was so bad she would wind up here. Anna says she hopes Nan will excuse her that she's not exactly itching to share. Nan is fed up with everyone being a downer! She tells Anna that whether or not they "deserve" to be here doesn't make a...

If this is Limbo or Hell, why aren't there more people here? Anna says this isn't Hell, because they're not dead -- they're just being punished. And they put themselves here. There are surely many others, but why they are here, rather than they, is anyone's guess. At the least, they couldn't...

Nan tells Anna to stop being such a downer. Anna asks how she can possibly be optimistic in a place like this -- or has Nan just not looked around her? They're trapped here, and Anna can't help but feel there's a reason. Nan asks that if they're all here for a reason, what did Anna do to...

The pendant bears a striking resemblance to Nan's own, but when she checks her pockets, it's gone. Nan explains her own ordeals, but it's so disjointed, like a dream that's hard to explain. Henry seems to get the gist of it though and says he's just relieved that Nan is all right after all...

Nan asks Henry what he remembers after the last time they met, when Nan threw the lamp. He says the room went pitch black and he didn't have a light source. He called out for her, but she wouldn't answer. He opened the door to the hall hoping to let some light in, but then he remembered the...

Nan is torn between running away with the sick feeling in her stomach or forcing a wave goodbye, but Santiago has already left. Henry appears in the doorway a moment later, shining his flashlight in. He seems relieved to see Nan hasn't gone far. Nan says she ran into Santiago and Henry pales...

Nan turns back to Santiago, who has released her arm. With a fizzling sound he extinguishes his match, leaving only a faint plume of dark smoke hanging in the air. He steps back down the stairwell, disappearing into the darkness. He says to be patient. He says next time, he'll have some real...

Nan says she's... got to get going at the moment. She has a lot of thinking to do. As she turns, a light flickers into the stairwell from the hall above. A voice calls out to Nan. Henry's voice. He's asking if she's there.

Nan insists she has no idea what her sin is, and that she considers herself a generally okay person. Besides, didn't Santiago just say there are no sins in this place? Santiago grins even wider and lets out an amused gasp. Evidently he and Nan are on the same page, he says. Anna's theory is...

Nan responds nervously that as well and good as that may be, it's not worth people trying to kill her. Oh, asks Santiago, and what's so bad about death? He leans in closer. He says a girl named Anna arrived the other day. She has an interesting idea about this place. Does Nan know what...