Mari, as usual, had been at a quiet corner from where she could watch Cheshire's performance. And just as usual, she seemed as fascinated by his performance as a child would have been. Her eyes seemed even wider at every different part of the show.<br/><br/>When she saw the dragon, the girl moved closer to the wall, a little scared - even though she tried to assure herself that it was not real, and it could not harm her, or anyone else, for that matter, it still made her feel a little restless.<br/><br/>White's part on the performance made her cheer and clap, enthusiastically, and the kiss between the two men made her blush a little, and feel just a bit sorry for White as he seemed not to know what to do with himself.<br/><br/>All these considerations vanished when Cheshire's illusion caught up with Mari. She showed that big smile she always offered to her friends, and clapped her hands, like a child would. "Oh, Chesh, now, you know your shows are always great!", she started, her voice cheerful as usual. "That dragon was just SO scary! But it was great. I wish I knew how you do it!". The girl shook her head. "No. It's the mystery that makes it worth it. You'd get a hug if you were<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-style: italic">actually</span></span>here, you know. This was the best one so far."