<div style="text-align: justify;">Marissa was still confused and a little scared. Whether or not she believed Nanook, she would have been scared. If he wasn’t telling the truth, he was probably insane. If he was telling the truth, he was… a monster. And worse, he wanted her to become one. Courage and fear battled inside Marissa. She wanted to get rid of her counterpart. She wanted it desperately, to the point where she was willing to try anything. But the process he was talking about seemed incredibly painful.<br/><br/>And yet… having to battle for her own body with the other one was painful enough. If she were to believe Nanook, the pain would only happen this once, and then she would be free. But would she really be free? Wouldn’t she be trading a prison for another?<br/><br/>Would the other one try to cause her trouble? She didn’t really doubt, as she would definitely not want to go away.<br/><br/>After Nanook disappeared, Marissa stayed where she was. A brief struggle ensued between the two parts of her. One tugging at each side, and the other one won, as she usually did when her counterpart was distracted or insecure. She smirked and shook her head, stepping out into the moonlight. “So, you want to get me out of here, eh? You know… you’re not gonna drive me anywhere… even if you were telling the truth. Just because this little dumb ass believed you, doesn’t mean I do”.<br/><br/>She crossed her arms and chuckled in disbelief.<br/><br/>“Come on… I’m waiting... “, the girl called out, a smug grin on her face.</div>