I thought the patients could handle this aspect of the treatment very well, themselves.After she was gone, I laughed and laughed until I was almost si...k. My sides were splitting, and one of my guards rushed in to see if I was all right. I waved him off, and sat there laughing.After a short time, I recovered my composure, and cooked myself a large meal. I realized I was feeling very hungry indeed! I thought about her request. It had actually been a valid treatment in this time. Frustrated woman. I snuggled with both of them, and sighed, "Okay. what's first?" A new name" Melody said, "Not too many girls named 'Alan' after all." You could go by Alana," Melody's mom suggested."No, her name will be Bonnie," my mother insisted."Why Bonnie?" I asked."Well, Alan means 'handsome" and Bonnie means 'pretty' - and as you aremy child, I get to name you," my mom said."Fine," I sighed."Now for some 'girl training'!" Melody said with a giggle.I'd love to say I found my "girl training" awful, that I. I'm sure they'll appreciate the fragrance." Damn! That's almost as bad as scaring it out of him", I said. "What will the Queen do to them?" They'll hang, of course", she answered nonchalantly. "Attacking the guard carries a death sentence. Attacking the wizard O'Hara, or his family, also means death. Too bad they can only hang once."It was a sobering thought, but when I thought of the girls being captured by that bunch, I agreed with the sentence. I doubt they could have pulled it off, but they. ”We didn’t talk much for the rest of the short ride home. When we got there, she once again looked up at me with a little grin and asked “Do you think you need some more help around the house now?”“It’s still Sunday isn’t it?”We both undressed as we made our way to the bedroom, leaving a trail of clothes on the floor. I glanced back at the clothes all over the floor and said, we’ll need to clean this up before your daughter comes home tomorrow.“But she won’t be home until tomorrow,” her.