She saw them as human also. Knowing that he was notspecial to her made him feel normal. Made him know at that moment, hewas making the right choice."J...lie, I do not want to join that community. I want to help them, notjoin them. I am done with living on the street. I am done with trying tolive my life in a bottle. I am going to get help, then I will helpothers.I wanted to tell you, for you helped me come to this decision. Youtreating me like you treated anyone else made me want it more. I want. You find some matches and light some of the oil lamps around the room. One in the kitchen, one in front of the fire place and one near the bed. Your eyes make contact with me and you smile as you go to a small table near the fireplace and light 2 large wax candles. They have previous been lit and are spent about half way.Smiling back at you as the room starts to brighten, I go outside and fetch some firewood out from under the cabin’s eaves and bring it inside. I place some of the fuel in the. "Come on, lets go see if we can sort outthis mess" he said walking into the living room."The way I see it, this here necklace will change anybody wearing it tothe owner of any item of clothing that touches it. Dan's tie fell againstme and I became him, you caught my dress and became me. I tried to changeback last night but nothing happened. Maybe now we've had a nights breakit's worth trying again" 'Dan' said and he started to put on the necklace."Wait, wait - I want to go first" the new Carol. "How's it going, Blake?" Knox said. "Let me talk to Jenny." Let me see if I can find her," Blake replied, and covered the phone. "It's Fred," he told Jenny."Oh, shit," the tall, blonde-haired nude said. "Do I have to talk to him today?" You could be in the can," Blake suggested."Oh, hell, I'll talk to him," she said. "I just don't want to. Give me the phone."Blake went back to working on Jenny's back, but listened to the conversation; Knox's voice was loud enough that he could make out both.