Thomas Winterton

Kind of snapped him out of it and made it real for him that this is not something we're just goofing around about.

We're not just saying these things to make it sound mysterious.

Like there are real effects going on here.

And I think if anything, my injury made Travis realize that there are consequences and that the investigation needs to be done.

But it needs to be done safely.

It needs to be done cautiously.

I know that's kind of when his view of Dragon changed because at that point he realized that we have good reason to be cautious about what we're doing.

And there's a reason why we haven't just been running around poking the hornet's nest.

So it did change the rest of the season.

It'll change the rest of the investigation as far as the show goes because I think that's what made it real like, oh, man, somebody like –

okay, people could get her.

And then you see later on in the later episodes that Travis himself starts to experience some of these same things.

And so it validated the fact that we need to be cautious.

Yeah, so my injury is definitely the top.

And then because I spend so much time on the ranch, as far as my physical – like physically present on the ranch, I spend –

just as much if not more time than anybody else on the ranch team and have done since day one.

I have had the opportunity, blessing or curse, I'm not sure, of having a lot of experiences on the ranch.

I've experienced terror.

And this is a feeling where I didn't see anything.

I couldn't tangibly see what the danger was.