Well, at least we Prophets weren’t like the Taliban, who overran most of Afghanistan the very moment that Western civilization fell apart. We didn�...t punish and persecute half of the populace in the name of our God, our faith. Evidently, not all theocracies were created equal. That thought made me smirk, even as Sarah and Ted did for reasons of their own.“I do,” Ted lit a cigarette just as he formally surrendered any pretense of his manly freedom to his newlywed wife.“Do you, Sarah, take this. " Can you describe him?" Candy asked.Kitty looked at Candy and asked solemnly, "Kat's dead isn't she?"Candy nodded affirmatively."I knew it." Kitty returned. "I knew it. Just another one of us that nobody gives a shit about!" If nobody gave a shit we wouldn't be here Kitty. We're here because we do give a shit." Dana returned calmly.Kitty looked at Dana, cocked her head slightly and then she said softly, "Yeah. You are here aren't you." She hadn't asked it as a question."So, can you describe. I assume it was because of last night when I would not let her into my room. I did not lock her door keeping her out of the bathroom, to be honest; I don't know what I was thinking, or even if I was. I started to fill the tub; I got in, laid back, closed my eyes and started to relax. My mind was going over what I had witnessed. I knew it would be only a minute or two before I would be touching myself. I decided to get up and get the two lovely things I had most recently discovered. I grabbed. " The same kid was about to protest, but I looked up at him, and he wisely shut up."Two defenders just off the sidelines, back." I looked around at the eight players around me. "Anybody know why I'm lining you up like this?" You want us to lose?" hazarded the hopeless boy with the big mouth.I didn't have to say anything. The girl standing next to him hit him in the arm. "No, stupid," she chided. "It's a defensive setup. Right?" She looked to me.I smiled at her, letting her know she was correct..