Loretta usually was only passed out for a few minutes after having one of her fainting spells. She wasn't entirely unconscious during such times either; she could still hear and think... a curse when it came to thinking, because her mind was full of horrible thoughts. They just wouldn't leave the poor girl alone. She heard everything was was said, but unable to have any sense of her body or being able to see she didn't know what kind of scene she would awake to.<span style="font-style: italic">â€œShe has passed out. I guess she really couldnâ€™t handle the thought of killing. Or the sight of blood for that matter.â€</span>It wasn't just the fact that she hated blood and the sight of such made her faint... that was what had made her pass out, yes, but it wasn't why she refused to kill the hare. She had other reasons from her past to refuse to do something like that.<br/><br/>Loretta soon began to wake, finding herself back in the cave. It had been about ten minutes since she'd passed out. Anyone would have thought she'd stay knocked out for longer. Still, she wasn't in the mood to be dealt with, so she pretended to still be sleep, trying hard not to move. She'd heard that Alder had been put as her guard, though that did her no consolation. She didn't want to be anywhere near any of the werewolves right now. Not after what she had been put through because of Konrad. As the girl regained her senses and could feel her body, she realized she was tied up. No idea why... what had she done wrong? Did they honestly think she'd try to run away? How stupid did they think she was?<br/><br/>Finally Loretta couldn't keep the act up and let her eyes open. She tested the strength of the rope and realized it was the rope that had been tied around the hare. The blood remained on it, and as she looked herself over she realized her skin was still splattered with red as well, and again she felt sick. "When will this torture end? Why can't I just die already?" She whispered under her breath. She honestly wished she could just die already. It was obvious that Konrad was trying to make her more like him and his pack... more like a werewolf. But force wasn't the answer to convince her of such things. She needed to be taught with patience and gentleness... sometime Konrad obviously didn't think of at all.