"He's in his bunk in the barracks, Aedan. And I expect you to leave him alone there until he comes to you; he needs some rest. If we're lucky, he'll a...ree to go with you tomorrow. If not, you need to be prepared to go without him." I want to see him." Aedan looked like hell warmed over, and my irritation with him faded just a little."Maybe he doesn't want to see you? Leave him be. At least until the morning. And I'd suggest a public apology when he wakes up." He nodded. "I'm going for supper. I. His one best friendhad freaked out and turned on him and as a result, his day of comingout had been brought forward to now. At least, he had friends stickingby him, and the best of them was by his side. Despite this he wasnervous. He had never been so frightened before. Kelly sensed hisdiscomfort and put her arm around his waist."When did your voice alter?" she asked him."I presume this morning, it was Mike who pointed it out. If I'd known,I would have thought my family would have noticed. "Marina noted that her new clothing did not include footwear. She had seen for herself that many people here were shoeless, especially the women. She was given a chipped and broken looking glass. Amazing! Marina had the right shaped face to pass for a native and with this convincingly stained body that the good servant had expertly given her, she looked like any one of thousands of poor local women."What now?" You want to find your fiend, or you want escape? We get you to fishing boat and you. "My fathersaid it was from the original 1901 musical, The Wizard of Oz." What was your father like?" the guard asked."He was an amazing man!" Cyrano replied. "He never seemed to get sickor injured, and he was always there when I'd gotten into trouble.Whenever I was sick, he was able to nurse me back to health; if I washurt, he patched me up. I loved him, and was always in awe of hisseemingly boundless strength and courage." How'd your father die?" the guard asked."Well," said Cyrano, "one.