[The sheets hang off the side of the bed, kicked away in a feverish panic. Her pillow is also misplaced, having been flung onto the floor. And Astrid? She's curled up on her side, facing the wall and breathing deeply, obviously in the middle of a nightmare.
...Astrid... why haven't you found me yet, Astrid?
find me!... don't disappoint- You have
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It was Miss Bianca who stirred at the sound of the young viking's voice, climbing down from her own makeshift bed on one of the tables - she was far too small to require a bed of her own - to check on her.]
Oh, of course you're not! None of us are alone here.
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You can talk? [...Scuse the bluntness.]
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Astrid's muttering helped him snap out of another faint episode.
Slowly and carefully, Lotso sat up, holding the wound at his side. He was grateful to have something to distract himself with now that poor Jane had fallen asleep. He had been laying beside her on the bed, but now he looked around to see where Astrid was laying.]
Everythin' alright ovah there?
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Oh. A teddybear.
Deciding to push that aside for another time, Astrid frowned slightly and nodded, curling her knees up to her chest.]
Yeah, it was just a stupid dream.
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There ain't a "stupid" thing that's happened ta any of us so far, 'specially not th' dreams. Can't remember much a mine, thankfully, but I can't imagine yours bein' much bettah.
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[She holds this axe closer and sits upright in bed, obviously determined to not fall asleep again.]
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No, you're not alone. I'm right here, and there's lots of us here.
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I-I know! [Oops. That came off harsher then it was meant to.] I was just dreaming, it's fine.
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Do you want a little company for a few minutes? I'm up anyhow. I'm Alana, by the way.
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Actually- ugh.
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