So does saying you know where he is but refusing to say where, or what's happened, or proving if he's even alive.

_{[Or anything else of value, really. He'll take "oh, hell no" for 500, Alex.]}

Let's get something straight: I don't care who you are, or what kind of game you're playing jerking me around. I'm willing to bet you're not the Lighthouse Keeper. And I doubt you're Will, he doesn't strike me as the type to bother with something like this. That makes me think chances are you're probably someone with a tablet and a connection to the network like the rest of us.

_{[What matters is this--]}

I want to know where he is.

_{[And as he demands it, he decides it at the same time. The more wrong this feels, the more determined that decision becomes.]}

You can either show me you're telling the truth now, or I'll tell everyone else one of us knows and isn't saying. That guy's made friends. What do you think's going to happen if they think he could be in trouble? They'll find him. And if he's not all right and they think you had something to do with it, they'll find you, too.

I hear the Lighthouse Keeper's not a fan of us turning on each other.