"Since Carol isn't worried about her blindness, We should focus on our first move:Finding the Loch Ness. Or maby finding where/when we are. Or was it food..."
All the names given match the ones on the list. Jean seems to recall that all she saw was darkness even before stepping outside, the narrator just worded it poorly (Sorry about that, Ranger went back and checked for me) A few rain drops glanced off the windows.
The wind was howling and the snow fell in heavy sheets. A single figure made her way down the road, not at all dressed for the cold weather. Maybe it was because the bundle she carried war wrapped in a heavy fur coat. By the dim light of street lamps, she did her best to follow a weather beaten street map until, finally, she thought she found what she was looking for. Gray slept soundly, paying no mind to the wind rattling the windows or the pops and sizzles coming from the smoldering fireplace. If there was a faint knocking at the door, his slumbering mind didn't heart it. He DID hear the small explosion on the street outside. He bolted upright, looking around wildly but taking a second to realize there was a figure beckoning for him at the window. Throwing off his patch-work blanket, Gray ran to the front door and unbolted it, allowing the mysterious figure and the fierce wind inside. Carefully organized papers had been sent flying into every corner of the room, and...
Tracy discovers that the building up the hill was "Harvest Sanitorium". The Castle across the water belonged to clan McCoy. Someone named "Red Davis" had been at the guardhouse the other day. It took Jean a second to realize, after she stepped outside, that she couldn't see anything. She was blind
Ranger looks at Jean "Hey, Carol. Are you okay?"
ReplyDeleteCarol-physicly, how do you know my name?
ReplyDeleteLooking at Carol "I'm just guessing, Tracy."
ReplyDelete"I'm fine, but I don't think she is" Tracy gestures to Jean.
ReplyDeleteJean waved her hand nonchalantly.
ReplyDelete"Oh just sudden blindness nothing to worry about.....much."
Shouldn't they begin to introduce themselves to each other?
ReplyDelete"Since Carol isn't worried about her blindness, We should focus on our first move:Finding the Loch Ness. Or maby finding where/when we are. Or was it food..."
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