(I: equals Interviewer.) Laura: Our producer was Max Brown. My cameraman was Richard Sempkin. We had a local fixer, Baha, to bridge the divide ...or us as foreigners. We had two Egyptian drivers who were purely there to act as security and body-guards. And then we had a security person, Ray, who'd done security all over the world. Live from my Interview. 'This is what these people have been waiting for. They came here day after day. This is about freedom..' I: She reported. They had been travelling for two years now and were on the last leg of their trip. They had left Indonesia and were now travelling up Malaysia from Singapore to Thailand and thence home. They had travelled to the east coast to Kuala Terengganu, they travelled overnight and made for a guest house on the river. The house was set on stilts above the tidal estuary and was very beautiful. They came here as this was the best coast to see Leatherback Turtles. They slept most of the day in their three. I continue to lie still with your hands holding me in place. ‘Have you been here long?’ I murmur softly, staring up at you in awe. ‘No, were you sl**ping good little one?’ You reply, still staring at me and I begin to squirm slightly, worried that you see something you don’t like. I nod and whimper quietly when you slap the side of my hip, making it sting lightly. ‘I don’t believe I heard you.’ The stern tone of your voice is more of a comfort than a surprise and I nod again, murmuring meekly.. I got to my feet, and went up to my room, standing in front of the mirror. I closed my eyes and willed, feeling the familiar sense of lightness, and when I opened my eyes again, the mirror reflected only the empty room. I walked back down the stairs, passing the key on the table without a glance, and stepped through the closed door, feeling a faint hum as its insubstantial outline passed through me. I stood on the gravel of the drive, and gave a shrug, feeling again the familiar sensation of my.