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Annaleah: she chuckled. "I've always accepted you, I knew I couldn't change you. It just took me a while to get used to you."

Faylinn: "Are they not the same thing? We fear what makes us different from another, what alienates us, what we cannot understand. You did fear me in the beginning." I smiled to myself.

Annaleah: she nodded and smiled. "I didn't understand you, either."

Moi: "We were mostly disappointed you wouldn't play with us..."
Isabella: "No fun." She cat-stretched across the floor before laying down again. "We wanted a total freak out."
Faylinn: I couldn't help a laugh. "Yes, they are fun to hear."

Annaleah: she giggled. "Yes, I can relate. I..." she blushed slightly. "...I used to get so bored at home that I would catch frogs and hide them in the laundry, just to see the maids' reactions."

faylinn: "Frogs?" I questioned and thought deeply. "I don't really remember them..." My eyebrows knitted together in concentration. Perhaps i didn't remember everything, but only the important things.

Annaleah: "Oh," she said, then smiled. She pointed to Faylinn's notebook. (or whatever she draws in, I can't remember XD) "May I?"

(eh, close enough)

Mr. Sam: "Elaborate, dear. She can't see you pointing."
Annabel: "Your notebook."
Faylinn: "Oh, yes. Of course." Most of my pictures were in there. She could see all of them then. I suddenly didn't want her going through it. Too late though, i suppose.

Annaleah: she smiled and took the notebook. "I can describe things better if can see them," she said, flipping to a clean page. She glimpsed past a few strange sketches, but didn't bring them up, and began sketching a frog. "They're greenish brown, slimy...small enough to fit in the palm of your hand....and they have these bulging little eyes that are too far apart on their head. Long legs, and they can jump an arms length in a second. Just...like...there! A frog." She held up the sketch proudly, even though Faylinn couldn't see it.

Faylinn: I reached out and took the pad. I ran a hand over the drawing and traced the pencil's impressions. "I see. I think i've heard them outside the hospital when they keep the windows open. They sound cute. They look cute."

Annaleah: she giggled. "The maids don't think so."

Annaleah: she giggled. "The maids don't think so."

Faylinn: "oh?" i laughed too. "That sounds fun. If i find one i might try it one the nurses."
Moi: "Oh yes! I can't wait!"

Annaleah: She burst out laughing. "Sorry, it's just the thought of those poor nurses...they'd hate you!"

Faylinn: "I think they hate me already. I always play silly tricks on them to freak them out."

Annaleah: "Oh?"

Faylinn: "They're always gosiping and i call them out for liers, thanks to Isabella. And i tell them what the other thinks of them, thanks to Annabel. Mr Sam tells me of their important dates and i scare them by asking about it. And they can never hide their feelings because of Moi."

Annaleah: "Hmm." she nodded, in thought. "What I would do to have the capability to do all of that. That would be rather interesting, reading thoughts and emotions."

Faylinn: "You might be considered crazy like me though."

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Mr Sam: "Another is with us, my dear."
Faylinn: "Another...?" I turned to the direction he pointed. "Whose there?"

Annaleah chuckled. "True that." Her smile softened. "I'd rather be considered crazy than not, however, if I could read minds," she said, and then wondered if that was entirely true. If she were crazy, she would most likely be imprisoned. She wasn't sure if she would trade anything for he freedom.

Annabel: "It's a very careful balance..." she said, once reading her thoughts.
Mr Sam: "And a hard trade..." he said, once seeing what she valued.

Annaleah: she looked at the faint outlines of the ghosts, trying to make out what they said. She shook her head. "I take that back. I wouldn't want to be imprisoned. I've had enough of that, imprisonment not nearly as strict as you may endure but enough to make me want to fight it."

Faylinn: I was silent. I didn't really remember what it was like outside of the hospital.