Based on what exactly? There isn't a period in which she could've woke up and told him, without Matt also witnessing it. But if there's the possibility this may have taken place during the time in which he wasn't with her, during the scuffle - there's a lady sitting next to them and she asks "Is she pretending?" which is the contrast to what the "Spanish dude" is about to tell him. Not only that but the Park Rangers or somebody else within the vicinity would've heard her too. If you watch the scene again, you'll see that he says it in a manner as if she didn't really literally wake up and tell him. By him saying "He will die; she says if you don't get her back inside, he will die" prior to gazing off into the abyss while holding his hands in a prayer-like motion - from what I can gather she told him through some higher power translating it to him, spiritual telepathy or like how most things happen in this show - something we'll never get a plausible explanation for (in which they'll put it in a box with a religious/evangelist seal - keeping with the whole "God speaks to people" bathos).Not really...because the Spanish dude at the intake with Matt and Mary telling Matt the same line Mary used in Matt's "vision" about having to get Mary back inside the city or the baby will die makes it just as likely that Mary woke up again.
The most credible scene in which we can determine whether she actually woke up or not, is when Matt's attacked - because it's the only scene in which the viewer sees her speak, which is through the eyes of Matt. Once Matt is hit over the head and he falls in and out of a state of consciousness, we view what's happening through his POV (hence the shaky, out of focus low angle shots - with the dad's and son's voices sounding as if they were in the distance).
Once the dad and son leave after taking their wristbands, he falls unconscious again. Then we cut straight to him gazing up into the clouds (again, this is from his POV) and we hear her call out Matt while the camera remains in this state. Then it immediately switches to this shot -
As you can see the shot is clear; at no point during this brief moment do we hear his wife speak. Then it cuts back into his POV -
As you can see it's gone back to being out of focus, as if he's still in a dazed state. And this continues where she tells Matt to get them "back in" or else she'll lose the baby - then it appears as though the camera is back in focus (as if he's made himself aware that this is actually happening). As he gets up and begins to collect himself, there's another brief moment where the camera is adjusting on his wife.
When he finally approaches the car to see if she's still 'awake' -
Everything in the shot is as clear as day and it was as if though their exchange never took place at all.
Now by no means am I saying that she definitely didn't wake up at any point, it's just that everything that has been presented to us so far leads one to believe she didn't. My guess is that we'll probably never find out and it'll just be one of 'God's mysteries'.
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