He makes a good point; desert nights are cold, with nothing to hold the day's heat in place. She'll need the blanket, especially if they're meant to spend more than one or two nights here. (She suspects they are.) "Ah, thank you."

With that, she removes the blanket and one of the pillows and sets them aside. "I can make myself a place to sleep against the wall there after we've moved the bed. That should be out of the way enough that I don't trip anyone."

She starts to move to the side of the bed to get out of the way and possibly help move it over when her eyes widen with realization. "I'm sorry, I should have started by introducing myself. My name is Alice. Alice Elliot. It's nice to meet you, despite the strange circumstances."