It's Shiro's voice that snaps her out of it before she can pull the figurative trigger. Instead, she's glancing over at him and arching a brow. The fact that he could see her was good, but why wasn't he acknowledging anyone else? "Yea, okay."

She looked over at the sound of Keith's voice, and nodded. "You're right. I remember." She couldn't help wondering, just for a moment, what would happen to them if they crashed in here. This had already happened. They'd gotten her dad back and things were as alright as they could be. She wasn't terribly eager to find out for herself, though.

The empty chair was her new target, and she let the hook fly before she could second guess it. "We already did this, Shiro! Remember?" She'd just have to hope she could catch herself before she slammed into the back of that chair, otherwise this was going to suck. "You're the one that helped me bust out of my memory when I got here. Remember the news report? They said it was a pilot error! You told me Iverson never wanted you on the mission in the first place!"

Technically, that had just been an idle comment. But she'd heard it. And if it worked, she wasn't going to quibble over technicalities.