Cisco nods. "It's me, I'm not a glitch. It's not a glitch, it's okay, Caitlin. I'm right here," he assures her, giving her a little smile that doesn't reach his worried eyes. He'll fill her in on what he's gleaned from Barry when it's safer.

His eyes move down to the floor and his expression sours, jaw slackening. "Oh...that is not right. That is so not right," he groans, looking back up at her. But her suggestion is something he's already been considering and he nods.

"Okay, listen...get up and come closer. Don't get in the way of the door yet, but as close as you can without being in its path, okay? And then I'm gonna shove this up toward the top a little and I want you to jump. Okay? I'm right here and I'm not gonna let anything happen to you, okay? I promise," he says and, well, that's not fair because it isn't a promise he knows he can keep, but he's reasonably confident in the material of the Guardbot's leg. If she can get close enough before he tries, she's small enough that they can get her out of there before the doors can do enough damage to the robot part to close on her. "Okay, come on, come here, let's get you out of there."