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Has anyone else been thinking about why Robert chose that specific moment to get out of the car? It seems odd to me. Was there something about the drive or the conversation with the family member that triggered him to leave suddenly like that? I feel like there might be more to what was happening in the car before he decided to walk into the woods. Was it just random, or did something specific prompt him to do it? Could the family member shed more light on what was discussed before Robert wanted to get out? It's like we're missing a crucial piece of the puzzle here. Any thoughts on what might have been going through his mind at that moment?
