Despite the idea that, yes, they're on a strict timetable, now, she still takes a moment, turning to face him, to study him. On one hand, it would be easy to just kill him now, regardless of how good he thinks he is, let James know that they're going to have to fight their way out, and watch him go to town. Go back to the life, once he's done, once they're out. It would be easy. On the other hand, though -- well, she wasn't kidding when she said she was tired of that life. She needs an out, even if that out is her death.

Blowing out a breath that stirs her bangs, she closes her eyes briefly, and when she reopens them, asks, "What's the plan?"