It was like laying the groundwork for something bigger. She had to set up the base for where he would be able to stand and as they worked through all of that, the easier it was to see where things needed to be.

She took her time, trying to be careful with what and where she helped. Quinn didn't want to overstep her bounds and she didn't want to put something in place, but as they continued, it almost came together on it's own. She could see what needed to be worked with, what could be left alone. She felt that some of it he would need to work on on his own. It would help to strengthen him further.

It was eerie being in his head like this. He had almost a figure to interact with, but it was kind of creepy, though she did her best to keep that to herself. She wasn't going to let him fade into the background. She refused to.