[Very often, Rip cannot be called a sensitive man. Too often he gets so wrapped up in his own thoughts and plans that he can miss certain things happening around him. Yet he has also tried to change that aspect of himself in regards to the people he considers his team. There is something in Sara's reaction, a moment he cannot quite name or place--but just as he thinks he might grasp it, she smiles instead, commenting on the supposed similarities between where they are now and the ship where they should be.

Rip supposes he should just be thankful she missed the commentary on potentially turning it into a vessel for leisure cruises.]

Oh, far less than you might think. My ship at least makes sense. [Made of parts and pieces and circuits and wires that all have a purpose and a place. This has been one of the more frustrating aspects of being trapped within Wonderland for Rip, and his mouth tightens briefly before he moves on to larger, more complicated matters. He motions towards a set of stairs, taking the lead to begin their ascent.]

Dr. Palmer, first of all; like you he is from what I see as the future, although given that he hasn't made mention of an atomic bomb hitting my ship--[Rip would get over that eventually, probably. Maybe.]--perhaps not so far as you.

Mr. Rory, on the other hand, comes from the past: from some point after Mr. Snart took him off the ship following his betrayal of us to the time pirates, but before the Time Masters found him.

[It's quite a significant jump back--yet not so jarring, Rip thinks, as the person he has to list last. Sara is from the future, so she knows of all that happens at the Vanishing Point.

Including of who was lost there. It is why he stops, turning to face Sara, to look at her directly as he rounds out the list.]

And Mr. Snart, who last remembers the explosion of the Oculus.