Tony lied there, slowly closing his eyes to sleep. He had reached out a shaky hand to hold one of her hands in his. Even if it wasn't a strong or firm grip, he still held her hand, because he felt safe that way. It would be difficult for him to be able to dance again. He wouldn't be able to play the guitar or sing anymore. That beautiful voice that may never be heard again. And what about his work at the Cafe? How would he be able to manage at the Cafe? What about walking around the city? What if he got hit by a car or something happened to him? Without his hearing, he was vulnerable to the deathly silence. It would follow him like a shadow, till the day he would die anyways. But at least things would start to be alright again. Well, maybe. He would still have to deal with the Glacier gang, he was still a slave to them. A deaf and slightly mentally handicapped in a way.<br/><br/>Feeling vibrations would be one way he could be able to learn to dance to the music's beat. But since he didn't know how to do that, it would be hard for him. He'd have to be taught about the vibrations, so he could be able to keep his promise to Roslyn. His promise that he would teach her a dance, and dance with her. It was a firm promise, and he said he'd do it no matter the condition he was in. This condition was bad enough, and he was sincere with keeping his promise. Which meant he'd do anything to keep it, for Roslyn.