[ He hates that it has to be a choice for her, to do the right thing and find out that's not enough. She's already had to find that out with her friend. Five doesn't like it any more than she does. The thought that he might be leaving this timeline's version of his siblings to an uncertain fate isn't one he wants to dwell on. (Which means he's done nothing but dwell on it.)

Sometimes life is like that. And sometimes dying with your family is the only happy ending you get. ]

Not from my experience. [ He sighs, there's no good way out of this from what he can tell, but there is a chance for Kamala to get home to her family. ] Sometimes the right thing doesn't look like it at the time. You're at least young enough to keep going.