[Mindy is going door to door today. To every house in Mayfield. It'll take her all day, and she'll be cold and hungry. But if this works, it'll be worth it. She's been erased, and she knows people have forgotten her. But it doesn't matter. The town can take away a lot of things, but it can't always win. Should you answer the knock at your door,
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I...have already gone around caroling for an entire day yesterday. I am not sure whether or not I wish to do it again.
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[At least, until she had a day or two to shake off her frustration.]
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But if you just stay at home and don't do anything then it's like you're giving up!
The town always wins. And nobody tries to help each other. And when bad stuff happens, we just yell and cry and wait. Wait for it to end. I don't want to do that this time....
[She looks at the floor, dejected. Maybe it was too much to ask grown-ups to understand this kind of thing.]
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I...will come to your little gathering and participate in the festivities. Just do not expect me to sing anything.
[And if anyone calls her "the Irish Caroler," she will punch them.]
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[She's confused by the sudden change, but not about to question it.]
Thanks! Thanks so much! You won't regret it and you don't have to sing, I promise.
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[Even though it would be awkward, since she has not come to a Christmas party in a long time, it would still be a good chance to make observations to help her solve the current crisis.]
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Merry Christmas~!
[And with a smile and a wave, she skips off to the next house.]
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