Once or twice Theodore had woken up, but quickly fell back asleep. Once when he had done this, it was rather dark outside, though the sky seen from the open window showed just a small amount of sun still in the sky as it was setting in the horizon over the trees. Sitting up a bit on the bed, he sighs softly to himself, his eyes drifting from the window to the small beside desk, which had a platter on it, and from what he guessed, was dinner. However, he wasn't hungry, and left it alone, instead scooting off of the bed to cross the room to where he had put the night shirt he'd worn before was sitting folded on a chair, and picks it up. For a moment, he just stares at it in his hand, zoning out. He finds himself sitting on the chair when he snaps out of the 'zone', the shirt in his lap, and the light gone from the sky. What had shifted him from his state of mind was a loud scream coming from somewhere near by. A girl's scream.<br/><br/>Getting up from the seat, he quietly crosses the room and opens the door, peeking out and looking left down the hall, then right. There was Sebastian, briskly making his way towards where Ellie had said her room, was, and he slips inside after the butler when he leaves the door open. Theodore almost melted in to the shadows of the room, only an outline of his figure could be seen, but that was if he moved. Standing still, it was like he wasn't even there. He watched quietly as Sebastian goes over to the bedside of the young lady, kneeling down next to her. "Are you alright, my young lady?" Sebastian asks, worry in his eyes as he looks upon her. From what he could see, she'd suffered yet again those night terrors that keep haunting her in her sleep. No matter what he tried, nothing seemed to rid her of them.