"No, mine was okay. I saw Alex, a lot older, playing in a band. It was entrancing but not frightning, though following it could have lead me into danger by not being aware of my surroundings."

There's plenty more she can get out of him, but that is the truth about his own hallucination.

"I don't know what Will's was about, but he was very frightened, we had to hold him back."

He keeps focusing on Atton being missing, on how he felt when the others were so frightened, Atton's hallucination that they could all see. But those aren't his stories to tell to Kate, and keeping those under wraps add to the tension.