He wants to tell her it's a beautiful name, simple but lyrical. In spite of the slightly stiff, old-fashioned manners that made him the brunt of jokes until he proved himself no laughing matter, Cameron isn't shy. If anything, he can be as confident to a fault as his brother, but somehow, it still strikes him as too forward. She might laugh anyway, and while he doubts it would be unkindly meant, he doesn't want that. "Not that you'd know it to talk to anyone who's been here long," he says. "Apparently living in huts on islands that don't have economies but do possess dinosaurs just becomes run of the mill eventually."