This all feels familiar, uncomfortable in how recognisable it is to see Ed scurrying around doing little things to ensure his comfort in an unusual space. It's a reminder that they have been here before, seeing one another at their lowest, dirtiest, most shameful moments in ways that no-one else has.

His eyes move with Ed's finger, making a mental note of who is where before shuffling a little further down the hallway.

"She has Victor working with her at her Dressmakers?"

It's an odd mental image, for sure, but Victor isn't exactly a conventional sort of man.