[ Johanna's been in too many last-person-standing situations to treat her own life as anything but. Clearly, this kid hasn't, and his naïveté is aggravating. Really, Johanna knows she should leave it alone. If this kid wants to go out and die, he can feel free. One less person means more food and resources for Johanna Mason. ]

No, you got the impression that this was some kind of adventure you saw on your goddamn television.

[ She gives him a scathing look. The thing about adventures on TV is that they're fun to watch, but much less fun to have.

She enters the shop and starts examining the things on the shelves. There's a whole shelf filled with oddly-shaped fruit that piques Johanna's curiosity. ]

Thanks. It's a real trusty tool for murder.