After the initial bout of fear, Vivian manages to catch herself, calming down a tad while Lil mentions that all wishes have a price. The waitress assumed that would be the case, and that the price was playing the game, but she was<i>wrong </i>as she sees the fate of the statue begging for some form of release. Hearing that she was a duchess and such terms weren't in much common use as a descriptor, it paints a truly terrible picture to the redhead of what losing means. Willow's half-baked plan to get everyone out was<i>not </i>worth the chance of losing and staying like that. Vivian would argue to wish for the same thing, but it doesn't need to be on a conditional that nobody try their best.<br/><br/>At Willow's determined demand, Vivian sighs, but looks with a steely gaze towards the demon and her belonging, wary of being put in the same place.