I don't know why anybody specifically came, no. But whatever the reasons behind their being here, no one forced anyone to come on the mission. Everybody chose to be here rather than stay on the train for one reason or another.

[Lea sighs.]

Look, I get it. I really do. But no matter how willing you are or how hard you work, you're still just one guy. Even if you really do manage to not stop for anything, you can still only get so much done in a set amount of time. And like you pointed out, there's a ton to do and only so much time to do it in.

It would be nice if we could cut everybody else some slack, but right now? That just won't work. We need to get this job done, and whether either of us likes it on not, the best way to ensure it gets done and gets done in time is to get as many people as possible push a bit more until it's finished.

Normally I'd be one of the first to let everybody do their own thing, but sometimes you just gotta be practical rather than nice, you know?

[Lea is not a logistics expert by any means. But even he knows that spreading the effort out is a lot more likely to accomplish their goal than any one person trying to do it, no matter how willing or hard working.]