<div style="text-align: justify;">Marissa was still oblivious to the fact that Nanook wanted to mold her mind into something else. Had she thought a little, that wouldn’t come  as a surprise. It only made sense that, having turned her, Nanook would want to teach her about this new world she was getting into and about how she should behave to survive in it. <br/><br/>Pushing these thoughts aside, Marissa decided that she would focus solely on breakfast for now. She wasn’t really thinking about the fact that she might have traded one curse for a different one. Maybe she wouldn’t even consider it a curse. This new curse, after all, allowed her a control that she had not been allowed before with her other curse. So, it would probably be all right with her.<br/><br/>Another thing she didn’t know was that Nanook considered her his girlfriend. She should have thought about it, though, as Nanook had previously commented on them being a couple. Of course, Marissa had no idea how relationships worked in this new society she was becoming a part of. She would have to ask, of course. Having learned some about wolves, Marissa wondered if that was how it worked. She had heard that wolves were mated for life, and took very good care of their families, while being wary of outsiders. Maybe that was how things would work? She could only wonder for now, until she brought herself to ask questions in order to satisfy her curiosity.<br/><br/>Laughing when Nanook said he would be a good puppy and not bite her fingers, Marissa shook her head. She laughed again when he said he had already bitten her fingers. “But now that I asked you not to, you won’t do it anymore, right?”, she asked, half seriously and half jokingly. Nodding when he asked if he should feed her something, Marissa watched as Nanook prepared a slice for her. While he did so, she decided to start trying to figure out the way their relationship would go. “Can I ask questions about… everything?”, she asked, almost timidly.</div>