Yeah. [Junna smiles back at her, even if it's a bit of a sad smile. She wishes she did have the answers -- but, really, that's the whole point. Maybe Zeke s right about that.] Me, too. We'll just... take it slow and give ourselves time.

[It's different when they can talk to a Dreamer about aspects of Dreaming. That's something she hasn't encountered as much -- but sometimes, a person who can't do Dreaming can't understand what they're going through. She looks back at Lisa -- and then she nods, at what she says.]

...You usually don't. [There's no point in pretending otherwise. Junna doesn't plan to play so hard that it's discouraging, but it isn't a good outcome. She takes the cue ball, then puts it where she's lined up a shot on the 9-ball.] It can let someone set up the table the way they want. They still need to be good, but... it can let your opponent do a run out. That's when they sink all of their balls right away.

[She hits the cue ball, which sends the 9-ball into a pocket. Then, she looks back at Lisa.] It happens when you're new to it. Controlling the cue ball is hard. I, um, sent it flying a lot at first.

[She tilts her head to the side.] So, you... eventually got to the bottom of the elevator?