<div style="text-align: center">《 Ezra 》<br/>
<i>Location: KOA campground<br/>
Addressing: Anise</i>​</div><br/><br/>Ezra was near to boiling over when he returned back to his sister. He breathed a sigh of relief, although fleeting, as Armando dispersed instructions and then stepped away. He rolled his shoulders in an attempt to release the tension in his neck and gazed down at his sister. It was only but minutes ago that he had been discussing their sleeping arrangements, but the thought seemed to slip his mind. Anise, however, remembered his comment and directed them to one of the available cabins.<br/><br/>He cleared the space before letting Anise enter to deposit their bags. Ezra dropped his on one of the empty twin mattresses and ran his hand through his hair. Now that Rachel had been tasked with tending to Rebel, he wasn’t sure if she would be bunking with them. Tobias was free to take up one of the beds, if he chose. Ezra guessed it all depended on where Kennedy wound up for the night.<br/><br/>Together, Ezra and Anise walked back out to the main building. Ezra lingered in the doorway, leaning against the frame as Anise rummaged around the kitchen supplies. He was still in a sour mood and didn’t find the idea of picking out pots and pans to be all that appealing. Ezra wasn’t confident that he wouldn’t throw them in a huff or use them to give a particular guard a more impressive concussion.<br/><br/>“Mom would have died from a heart attack, Ani.” Ezra responded as he studied his nails and picked the dirt out from under them as Anise made her selections. “Mom and Dad were safe. They would not have been able to survive in a world like this.” They believed in embracing and utilizing what Mother Earth provided for them. They believed in finding out the true meaning of Life. How on Earth would they be able to comprehend the true meaning of Life with all of these half-dead Walkers roaming around?<br/><br/>Anise spoke again and Ezra felt his muscles go rigid. Goosebumps erupted along the plain of his arms, causing the thin hairs to stand on end. He crossed his arms over his chest. “Nothing happened. Today has been a long day and the exhaustion and emotion got the better of me."