Peggy both wishes that she could fall asleep and has a deep anxiety at the thought. Her muscles start to cramp, but she stays silent, biting her tongue. She has gone through worse pain. She remembers sleeping under machine guns.

She feels the bumps in the road and waits. Waits for a sign that they're either safe or the peacekeepers have stopped them. Waits for a sign that they'll live or die.

They stop. She holds her breath. Jason starts talking to someone. It doesn't sound like a peacekeeper.

Then they take the seat off of her. She needs the help Jason offers--her legs have fallen asleep and she has to use him to balance as feeling rushes back to them. They're not in the Capitol anymore. Her heart thuds in her chest.

She lets Jason lead her. She hopes Linden is okay in the suitcase.

"Thank you, Jason."

She could thank him a thousand times and she doesn't think that it'd be enough.