Makes sense to me that Roy wouldn't have changed his emergency contacts. The description of a plow horse rings true. He'll just keep on doing his thing because it's simple for him and he doesn't really know any other way. So forgetting to change his contact falls in line. Hopefully his mother gets him to change that once the meds wear off.

Good for Pam here. She's not antagonistic toward him, she cares for him in as much as she cares about people in general. But she's right. It's not her issue to deal with any more. So when she leaves it's to be with Jim and wash away the stress. I like that.

Author's Response: Thank you for reading carefully and thoughtfully. I am glad that it seemed emotionally reasonable to you here, since I really wanted Pam to get that closure.