In his head...that's not really good either, especially since the man seems to be disoriented by whatever's wrong. He's shying away from her, but she's not going to complain about that - it's to be expected in a situation like this, and it isn't as if she can do anything for psychological matters. Still, it looks like the man might run into some trouble if she were to just leave now so she tries to think of what she can do for him.

She starts with something basic. "Well...if you want to talk about it, I can listen. I'm Luna, from District 6. It's fine if you don't believe me, but I'm not going to hurt you."