And the proof of that is staring us in the face or (giggle) we students have been staring at it all day." Interesting, Mandy" replied Mrs. Baroness. "...And how do you propose we express such varying ideas in one theme? And what would be the nature and title of such a complex theme?" Complex is the exactly correct word for it, Ma'am" answered Mandy. " In a word, 'TRANSFORMATION' ... or perhaps a two word phrase to capture the dual nature of the subject: TRANSFORMATIONAL SUBJECT. And we have the. It took only another few minutes beforeshe was using it on his forearms and then before he knew it all hislittle hairs were gone. He stood another minute as she rubbed aflowery smelling lotion all over his legs and body and then had himstep down from the chair.She turned his chair now back towards the table, opening a smallplastic canister and seeing all the little tools. She took his righthand first, buffing and rounding his nails and then his semi-cloggednostrils instantly cleared, smelling. Emma had never been ill in her life, despite many duckings and soakings as a somewhat wild tomboy. Viruses and bacteria seemed to be afraid of her! Either that or they didn't like her! That was why she was here! She was a very strong girl - almost indestructible.Another thing Emma had long known - ever since being severely caned for misconduct involving alcohol - was that she had a very low pain threshold. Part of being very clever, she had been told, was that one was ultra sensitive to. Doug was one of those cocky types, a real know-it-all. He had greying hair, but secretly dyed it late at night, and then thought no one would notice. He had terrible ‘smoker’s breath.’ I guess at least I should have been thankful he didn’t chew and spit. Doug really thought he was a real lady-killer too. He was the main reason I had to get out and on my own. He was such a loser, and Mom just didn’t see that yet. I doubted that he really even loved my mom. He just saw a better situation than he.