She tries to stand, flail her arms and get away from me all at the same time but unknown to her i tied her arms together at the wrist and elbow then t... the back of the chair making her chest burst forward. In her restraint she struggles and squirms and mumbles into the tight ball gag. After the initial panic and realisation of her helplessness she realises in the low light a table is to her right. She cant quit see the many items in the low light but she can guess what they are for. I walk over. David was right infront of me and he was looking around too. All over this room was a bunch of young people no older than 30, in all white, they all looked like models, and they were smiling at us. Not a scary Im-going-to-kill-you smile, but a really welcoming smile. It was quiet untill I heard a womans voice behind me Welcome Caroline and David, we are the family of Cedar Street. I looked at David who was staring directly above my head, then I saw the crowd behind David begin to part and heard. ‘The new gardens. We should do that . . But it’s still raining.’ I pointed out. ‘Ah, come on.’ He encouraged. ‘You love the rain. Get dressed, I need some fresh air.’ He hopped up and went to get dressed himself. He was right. I did love the rain. I loved the smell of the wet soil and the sounds. Especially the sounds. The thud it made when it came down in thick, sparse fat drops. The whooshing noise when the wind blew it hard against the windows and the shushing sound it made when it was a. "Jazira referred to the Hadith Wars of the late 22nd century, several generations of sometimes-bloody strife. They had ended with the acceptance by nearly all Muslims that the Koran should be interpreted in the light of contemporary mores, just as it was when it was revealed to the Prophet. The sweeping changes had included not only interpretation of the Koran and of the Hadith — the sayings of the Prophet — but a New Rationalist approach to all the various means of interpreting the teachings.