Seth's slowly found his way to higher ground - or rather, higher platforms. It kind of seems like a bad idea to get to even more lethal heights, but as the lowest he could find still seemed pretty lethal, it probably doesn't matter. Might as well try to find a decent view, and the dream's been a lot nicer and safer than it initially gave the impression of being.

His immediate reaction upon spotting Johnny is a mix of pleasant surprise and nagging guilt. How long has it been since they've seen each other? Too long, it feels like, though that might be in part because it's been an eventful month. Seth's been busy with his own shit (mainly involving Daniel), and then Johnny left - which Seth can't help but feel somewhat responsible for, despite it probably not being justified.

Doesn't help that Johnny's not been particularly forthcoming, which makes sense considering he's going through shit, but still makes Seth (probably irrationally) worry that it's not just Gabe who blames Seth. But he can't very well just go around and worry on his own forever, especially when he stumbles right across Johnny. If nothing else, he wants to make sure Johnny's doing okay.

"Hey," he says finally, to catch his attention after several moments of quiet indecision.