”“Let’s hope you do.”“Damn straight I will. Good day to you then!”Charlie marched straight out of the office in a huff. He hoped to make a...grand impression on the admissions woman, as she’d see how fiercely determined he was. But just as he slammed the door shut, he opened it again and marched straight back into her office.“How do apply for this thing again?”The admissions woman smiled with the type of exhaustion that his mother had sometimes given him when he horsed around too much. She led. “I am Bunjil and see all below.”“That is why we are here,” said Patrick. “Instruction is needed. I had one who is no more. My son needs a spirit guide.”“There is a healer among the Grafton-Ngerrie,” said Tina.“And Wilgar in Cunnamulla and Joshua in Nockatunga,” added Craig. “Otherwise, he might go to visit the Pitjantjatjara in the Territory.”“He is young for that. When he is 16 he can visit Mutitjulu.” [Mutitjulu in the Northern Territory is an Indigenous Australian community at the eastern. As such, he did not have Halloween off. To compensate, or to torture the families of employees, its hard to say which, Dad's business hosted a Halloween party to which Dad and his coworkers would bring their families dressed up and then do a little business while they mingled. Unfortunately, this meant a lot of drab company. As with anything business-related, Dad got all gung-ho about it. The night before Halloween, he went out and bought us all themed costumes. Our theme was a farmer and his. Do you do that for people joining the Circle, too?”Dave thought a moment, “Yeah, most of the time.” What bothered him was that he wasn’t evaluating his mother Elise on the same basis as he treated the other women.“What’s wrong?” Tan asked. She sensed his issue.“I haven’t been treating my mother that way. She wants to join. She’s had to make her own way in the Circle. I haven’t been helping. For a while, I don’t think I wanted her to join. Now, I’m not so sure.”“Because she’d look over your.