As the woman spoke Jean turned his attention to her, his head tilted slightly to the side. Marissa explained what had happened and he made a mental note to check out the daughter's bedroom. From what he had just heard it sounded as though most of the experiences, or problems were either in or connected to that room. Perhaps there was something there connecting this realm to that of the spirits. If they could somehow cleanse that -- if that was in fact what it was -- than things could go in one of two ways. Quietly and with as few injuries or problems as possible, or the way Jean was anticipating: long, dangerous, and a struggle.<br/><br/>His heart clenched at the whispered last part of Marissa's telling, he wanted badly to find the problem and end it -- but it was never that simple. Never simply a case of a spirit being trapped and wanting, willingly, to cooperate, or even a simple possession. No, there was always something else that made the whole situation worse and much more difficult for all involved. He was thankful when Josephine reassured her before politely asking her to leave -- no sense in her become more freaked out than she was already as often times the mere presence of the team in a location caused spirits to act up.<br/><br/>As Marissa left and Josephine took the lead Jean could only nod and follow the team to the door. He was a few steps behind Josie when she stopped in her tracks and held the door open. Any good feelings he may have been having, deep down, were dashed at those words. Sure he knew to expect this, but so soon?<br/><br/>"I hope the Loa are in good temperament, we will need their help and protection in this." Jean spoke in reply to Josephine's comment on hostility.<br/><br/>As he entered the home he was immediately struck with a sense of dread. He would have to set up a ritual at some point, though it would be helpful if he knew what he was to be working with -- or even against.