Redhawk Caldera you must become an island.

He felt like they were going in circles. She refuted his every statement with her own flawed logic, making a strong argument against herself. The more he insisted, the more she would push away, so Elwood was at a loss. This was turning into a lose-lose situation for them both, and though he tried to stifle it, he found himself thinking that maybe, just maybe, she was right...

"I want to convince you otherwise. But I don't know if I can," he said sadly; it was time to wave the white flag. It would be better to go about this peacefully than with guns blazing. "If you go, though, I will, too. I'll find my own way. I can't stay here without you." The caldera wouldn't be home if Finley wasn't there.