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She would.
The problem I'm having with that thing is Jo can't really be forced like so to do things she doesn't want to. You either have to make a very convincing argument for her to get out when you're in danger, or she's pretty much gonna stay there. ...or sneak back there, whatever. Also, she's got a reasonable sense of judgment about these things, so if she knows she's got to go, she's going to go, she isn't going to throw a fit and have to be bodily removed from the premises like a delicate flower.