It's as though the house itself was waiting,..........waiting for someone special to walk in and breathe life into it again”.I could see I was getti...g through, her eyes were starting to get moist. I needed to choose my next words carefully, so she finally understood her true place.“I think I know why you're scared. Now I'm home you thought I'd compare you to my mother. Compare you to what I had before it all fell apart for me. You're worried about making changes in case they upset my parents'. ”“I though that Miss Adelaide had settled them?”“Yes. So probably not that. She’ll tell us if its anything to worry about, I’m sure.”Ginny turned to where Henry was standing, waiting quietly. “Henry, drinks please.”“Yes, Miss” He gave the slow nod of acknowledgement that was almost the first gesture that all Gimps were trained in. He turned to the cabinet at the side of the van and poured five measures of a clear liquor. Placing them on a tray he carried them the few feet across the van to. It's extremely disconcerting.The two of us were sitting in a viewing room we'd located that gave usaudiovisual coverage of everything happening in the chamber. We'dsecreted ourselves in the room shortly before Kara woke the populace. Ashort while later a landing party had beamed down from the Enterprise.Several hours had then passed, and Sybok and I had watched as the otherKirk and his McCoy and Scott had entered, along with Kara and the bodyof their Spock, animated like some golem of old. They. If you cut enough of their branches, they fall apart, but not before they tear you to pieces. They're fast. They're nimble. And they're loyal.”“I can make an illusion,” Kora said. “And so can you, Aingeal.”“Faerie illusions don't work on them. They're not living creatures. And they have keen senses. They don't just rely on vision. If you're not careful, Kora, they could see other clues: footprints left on the ground, hear noises, smell scents.”“Ah,” my sister said. “That would make it....