[He nods. Just how it ought to be. But asking Horatio not to go back home is ridiculous--he has no control over it. So he looks up at him, meeting his eyes.
For this moment, everything is as it ought to be.]
I think they put me in a cage, Horatio. I'm frightened they did. But I don't know why it should matter if I can't remember any of it.
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For this moment, everything is as it ought to be.]
I think they put me in a cage, Horatio. I'm frightened they did. But I don't know why it should matter if I can't remember any of it.