Nessie realizes what the room must be when she gets a good look around. The place is well-kept, but it hasn't been lived in for a while and there's a bit of dust in the air from that.

There's part of her that resents this move -- blatant appeal to the emotions from a caregiver in denial, that cynical part says -- but more than that, her heart lurches at the proof that Jason was so young when he died.

She turns just her head to look at Alfred, but any question of what he's doing or why they are here sticks in her throat.