Jason watched as the small girl fell into her dreams, a soft smile on her face. Jason thought his feelings were longs since dead, all he felt was his love more his mother and to kill. But when he saw the pleading look in her eyes. She looked so young and scared, Jason got the feeling she didn't even want to be here. Jason knew it was beyond awful to force someone to do that, and even mother was telling him to stop that man. The would camp was out for this poor girl, they relished her suffering.

What hit Jason most was when he saw them at the lake. He watched as the threw the book she was holding, it seemed very important to her. He felt fear when they threw her in, and he almost ran to save her when they realized she couldn't swim. It reminded Jason so much of his own end, he knew he had to protect her the moment he saw that.

As Jason watched the sleeping girl he had the overwhelming need to protect her, but she couldn't stay. He knew she had to leave and go back to her home. He didn't have the necessary thing to take care of her, like food and clean water. He also knows she had a family like him and mother, they would miss her and look for her. As much as he wanted to watch over her, she had to go home.