Marry ran among the tombstones and stopped when she reached the top of a small hill. From here, she had a beautiful view of the Hotel Withers. "It's beautiful," Marry said to the air. "Do you remember all the fun we've had in there. We made so many new friends there, right Evangeline?"<br/><br/>There was no response, instead a cold silence filled the air. Marry laughed slightly, "Oh that's right. You like human friends, don't you Evangeline?" She looked off wistfully at the looming building, "Well those were some of the best times of my life."<br/><br/>-------------((Marry's flashback))-------------<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Marry claps vigorously, "Do it again Evangeline, do it again!" There was a sickening snap and some red flecks stained the walls. "Yeah, that's right!" Marry said, glowing with joy. She walked over to the bed and touched her finger to the bone of the victim. It had been a woman this time. She had passed out ages ago from the pain and was probably dead by now. Unfortunately, the spirit had been stuck to the body, so Marry had asked Evangeline to force it out. This was done by mercilessly snapping the bones. They were unusually pink and spongy so soon after death. The red liquid known as blood flowed not only from the broken skin, but also from the center of the bone. As the skeletal structures snapped they broke through the skin. Blood would fly off everywhere and make the most beautiful sounds.<br/><br/>Marry ran her finger across the bloody marrow and the stuck her finger in her mouth. "Blegh! It tastes gross," she said. "But still," she said, reaching down and grasping the pinkish white structure, "I can't get enough of the color, or the sound. Blood is the most beautiful color red, don't you think? Evangeline?" As Marry grasped the bone, she yanked back on it, tearing the flesh and sending storms of the crimson life force to splatter against her.<br/><br/>"Why don't you come out?" Marry said to the dead body. "There's no point staying in this husk any longer. Why not be my friend instead?" A small timid, wisp of a thing rose up out of the body and floated away.<br/><br/>"Now that's not fair," Marry said. <br/><br/>"I'm jealous," said a voice from nowhere. "That one didn't have any regrets. She could move on."<br/><br/>"Well that's no good," Marry said. "I guess we'll just have to look for other friends then. But just let me play a bit with this corps first, okay Evangeline?" Mary said, climbing onto the cold lifeless flesh. She cuddled next to it and stroked her hair. "You were so pretty..." Marry said, going on to coddle the soon to be decaying corps.</span>