Directional complement '过来' after verbs like 歇, 休息, 缓, 醒 denotes recovering to one's normal, refreshed, or conscious state after exhaustion or distress.
Prepositional frame '为……起见' introduces the precautionary motive or objective: 'for the sake of...', 'in the interest of...' (e.g. 为安全起见 'in the interest of safety', 为保险起见 'to be on the safe side').
Conjunction meaning 'so as to save / so as to avoid / lest...', indicating that the preceding action prevents an undesirable outcome described in the following clause.
Pattern weighing competing options: after each '...吧' comes the downside or dilemma of that choice, illustrating an agonizing predicament or indecision.
Common spoken expression used to highlight the most memorable, salient impression left by a place, event, or experience.
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