"And safer," Cameron agrees, nodding. Jenny seems clever, sensible, but that seems like all the more reason to say something on this — not that he thinks about it too particularly, but it seems like those are traits that lead to trouble surprisingly often (or maybe he's getting muddled. Tyler's sensible, but it's not the first adjective anyone applies to him, or even the tenth). "At the very least, to let someone know where you're going, and I don't really know anyone. Not very well yet. But around here, with people disappearing all the time? If no one knew you were headed out there and you got hurt, what's to keep people from thinking you just vanished?"

He'd like to think he could still get back just fine, but the jungle's a dangerous place. For himself, he exercises caution and hopes it doesn't sound like worrying too much; it's Jenny he'd be worried about out there. There's a difference, after all, between being capable and being able to defend oneself in the wild. He's not a city boy exactly, but his childhood was hardly conducive to life in the jungle, and he imagines the same was true of Twickenham.