Bella Kirkwood (
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A. Action | The Church of Salvation
Forgive me, Lord, for I have really screwed up, and I'm not even sure how it happened.
[ The words are said softly
She's sitting on a pew near the front of the church, hands clasped tightly in her lap, her head bowed. She finishes the rest of the prayer in her head, asking for forgiveness for the past week. She doesn't know why, or what came over her, but she spent the last week not being very... Christian-like. She remembers doing a lot of swearing and a lot of inappropriate flirting. She figures it's probably one of the terrible things their captors do that she was warned about, but she still feels the need to come ask God to forgive her of all this.
So she'll just be sitting in the church for quite a while. A heart-to-heart with God will do her good. ]
B. Action | Bodine Fashion
[ Maybe a little bit of shopping will cheer her up. It usually does.
Except all the clothes in Mayfield are way outdated, and on top of that, they're knock-offs.
She's looking anyway, though, biting her lip and wincing at each article of clothing she pulls off the rack. Occasionally, she'll pause to hold a dress or a sweater up in front of her and look in the mirror. ]
Forgive me, Lord, for I have really screwed up, and I'm not even sure how it happened.
[ The words are said softly
She's sitting on a pew near the front of the church, hands clasped tightly in her lap, her head bowed. She finishes the rest of the prayer in her head, asking for forgiveness for the past week. She doesn't know why, or what came over her, but she spent the last week not being very... Christian-like. She remembers doing a lot of swearing and a lot of inappropriate flirting. She figures it's probably one of the terrible things their captors do that she was warned about, but she still feels the need to come ask God to forgive her of all this.
So she'll just be sitting in the church for quite a while. A heart-to-heart with God will do her good. ]
B. Action | Bodine Fashion
[ Maybe a little bit of shopping will cheer her up. It usually does.
Except all the clothes in Mayfield are way outdated, and on top of that, they're knock-offs.
She's looking anyway, though, biting her lip and wincing at each article of clothing she pulls off the rack. Occasionally, she'll pause to hold a dress or a sweater up in front of her and look in the mirror. ]
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Do you want a priest to talk to, ma'am?
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[Honestly, the church crew are so lazy.]
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The last week... when everyone was acting different, and it was all weird. Did it happen to you, too?
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No, but I knew people it did happen to.
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[ She shifts a little, slouching down in the pew. ]
I did things God would not be happy about.
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[He feels a little foolish talking like this, but it's obviously what she needs to hear.]
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I just feel like God has a lot more to forgive me for than He should. Everything I did are things I wouldn't normally do.
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Maybe it seems hard now, but you've come back to Him right away to ask for forgiveness, so you should trust in Him to do just that.
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I thought things were pretty messed up before I got here. I never thought I'd have to face anything worse than getting shot or getting trapped in a burning building or almost getting blown up. And now all of... this happens.
[ Now she's just complaining. ]
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I'm not saying your time here could be easy, but it will be easier with friends to help you through.
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Right. I mean, I've gotten through so much crap, it's unreal. I can do this, too. Especially if I have my friends and God at my side.
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That's the spirit. Just trust in the Lord, and He will never forsake you or let you down.
[It's almost like he's been listening to the clergy too much, except Mayfield clergy is fail.]
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Thank you. I'm Bella, by the way.
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[Why yes, he is aware of the irony of being Abel and Cain.]
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Nice to meet you, Cain. [ Then after a second: ] Have you been here long? In the town I mean, not the church.
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Ten months now, though sometimes it feels as though I've been here for years.
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[ She looks at him with a very unhappy face. ]
What if we're all stuck here for two and a half years?
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[It's sad that maths is comforting to him.]
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Did you just do all of that in your head?
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I guess I just like maths?
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