"It's just a little sunburn. Nothing I haven't experienced before." As his hand rests on her cheek, he'll pick up fragments of memories, pieces of other sunburns: Nana rubbing a salve on her arms and legs as a child, to make the redness disappear after a long summer day playing out in the meadows; spring break on Risa, she and her friends laughing as they realize that against all logic she's managed to get a sunburn on her behind and nowhere else; and camping on Balfour Lake with Jack where he kissed the tip of her sunburned nose. Sure, sunburn always causes some discomfort and pain but in the long run, it's not that that she remembers - it's the warmth and summer breezes and carefree days with people she loves. And that's what she'll remember here too.

Still - she knows him and knows he will feel better if he can help alleviate the situation. "Besides, there's plenty of aloe in the cabin."