Thanks. I had some help with it. [Only after she draws the muffin close does Clarke realize that this may not make a whole lot of sense if someone isn't aware that she went home. The last thing Clarke expects is that someone would know. She doesn't like when people spend a lot of energy talking about her—especially given the uncomfortable and constant reflection of how it's similar to things back home.]

I went home for a while, apparently. It doesn't feel like that, but I did. [Coming back, her hair is no longer, but it's cut as if it's intentional. Madi had helped. Knowing Madi can't be a part of her life here is difficult. But that doesn't keep Clarke's goals in check. Some part of her still wants to help this world be better. Be something.

It's only now that those ideas are starting to formulate properly in her head. That means she does both the little and the big.]

I heard—well. I saw that things weren't any easier for you while I was gone. Are you holding up okay? [She starts to break up the muffin to stick a small piece in her mouth, eyes on Caroline and very curious.]