It was made of a very rigid frame holding a light but very stiff fluid. I suddenly realized that that stiff fluid-like substance must be the free elec...ron population in the metal. I couldn't focus on individual electrons, not even close, probably by twenty orders of magnitude, but I could feel the population. My sense for detail was now allowing me to feel the electron population as a distinct fluid, very light, much lighter than the atomic frame... Could I PUSH it? Just the fluid? I tried. It. "What the fuck happened?" he demanded."She wanted to go home." This is her home." He said."That's what I told her." So why did she leave?" You'll have to ask her that."Dave looked at Shannon."I don't like him." She blurted."How can you not like him? Hell, you don't even know him you crazy cunt. Why don't you like him?" I just don't." she pouted."Well he is your husband and this is your house. You live here NOW!" Do I have to fuck him? She asked defiantly."No, you don't have to even touch him if. "The doctor nodded. "Look," she said, I really don't think I can helpyou. This is not something I've ever even heard of. But... you've kindof got me curious. They really look that much alike?"Janice nodded."Would you mind bringing them in sometime, just so I can see them? I'mhaving a hard time imagining them to be that similar."Janice was disappointed that the doctor wouldn't commit to goingfurther, but she agreed to bring her two kids in. Heck, her kids hadn'tseen a doctor for a while. Breakdown.I can't remember where I heard the word, but I think it is not a goodword. I wish I could remember why.****I remember where I heard my word. There were two voices, talkingnearby. One was a soft, high voice, and it said something I could notunderstand. Then the other voice, which was deeper and louder,responded by saying my word.The soft-voiced one did not like the word. I heard it crying. I don'twant it to cry, because the voice reminded me of something happy.*****I am learning more.