“I’ve no intention of changing him.”“Why would you?” Rowenna enquired. “He was after all prepared to die for you.”“I know, I just wish...he’d never been put in that position, even if it’s removed several obstacles to getting things done here,” Morgana sighed as we trooped out of the office.We all went back to the Council chamber and began a few enquiries off the still mostly assembled Council. The odd part was that no-one could remember Pyotr or Gudrun leaving as the doors had been sealed.. I'm surprised, and impressed- you look fairly young for a faculty official, not to mention cute." Some women in academia would take offense at that remark, but not me. You're probably just brown-nosing me, anyway." Oh, no, ma'am. I meant it. I think that you're lovely." So are you, but that is not the purpose of this meeting, to admire each other, is it? You probably have some concerns- dormitory arrangements, for instance?" Well, yes, Dr. Langdon, I do. I need to have roommates who don't. I was pulling with all my strength and I could feel some of the seams in the medical restraints start to pop, but I wasn’t going to be able to keep this up for long. I relaxed back, taking several deep breaths and letting my muscles relax before I tried again to tear the restraints free. I thought I was starting to get somewhere when I heard a conversation outside the room. They were coming.I yanked at the thick cuffs madly, knowing that once they saw what I’d done, I’d get another injection. I said hey relax! There is no need to worry we will find a way. But all our efforts were in vain.We were unable to find a way back. We were totally exhausted. We planned to stop for awhile and gain our strength as well as energy. I tried to console her but her eyes were moistened. She hugged me and finally broke down. She started crying and I was trying to stop her. I was also rubbing her back. I assured her that we will head back and will get back to our house and wait for other to come back.