This lab sets Tess’ teeth on edge. So much technology, used for awful purposes. But they can fix that. Use it for something good. Fix the horrible experiments it was used for. They can find a way to put everyone back to normal. And she doesn’t plan on stopping until they do. Which they will. It’s only a matter of time.

She stays close to Harrison; there’s no way he’s not painfully aware of the fact that one of these pods held his daughter. Their daughter. And it has to bother him. Even if he’s shoving that down. So she works closely at his side, doing what she can to help him on that front.