Then Brad grabbed me and dragged metowards the Gap. "Where are we going? I asked. "To get Whitney and Mitch, andto get our disguises." He answered. "O..., no not the dress again."Two hours later, I was walking into the Waffle House in full drag. The restof my friends were all dressed for the occasion. We immediately noticed thatEd the cook was in the corner, cowering in the fetal position."No more cheese," he whimpered. "I don't want to use it as a finger puppetfor Mr. Winky." He looked so sad. Meanwhile he made his daily tour of the different departments to speak to the various managers and supervisors.Tony was quite pleasantly surprised with what she achieved in her first day, despite the fact she spent the day with little bursts of temper throwing biros and moaning At one time she threw one of her shoes at the door, and she was quite abrupt, almost rude with visitors to his office.As she was about to leave at the normal finishing time, Tony called out"Hannah do you want to come. "Fine!" I said still angry.His worry didn't go away but I think he felt a little better with me saying it."Fine." He repeated absentmindedly."So, what do you suggest now?" I asked. I had a terrible taste in my mouth and my heart kept pumping like crazy."I suggest we forget yesterday even happened and we keep the secret for ourselves, and that's it"I felt insulted right now, this was exactly what I had feared from the beginning. Girlfriend or not, he had sex with me the day before and now he. There was no tradition of punishment and guilt. We believed that nature is always bountiful. Our prayers were to express gratitude for nature's beneficence. They weren't an appeal for forgiveness and mercy."The Forest People had no concept of sin. People could be greedy. They could be naughty. They could even be angry. But they could never be sinful. There was no malice or avarice because everyone shared everything: their food, their fire and their bodies. How could sin ever come to pass?Glade.