Lucinda-Kitchen<br/><br/>Lucinda was just about to make a tea when she hear the loud speaker go on. She followed the directions and grabbed the jar of hot chocolate mix out of the cupboard. She poured the mix into a mug and grabbed the hot water she had been boiling for tea. She poured the water in and added milk. Once it looked a proper chocolaty brown she took a sip.<br/><br/>She sighed, "Perfection"<br/><br/>She listened to the rest that the puppeteer had to say. He sure was talkative, at least to her. She wondered if he spoke this much to everyone.  Wait...did he say he liked her? Maybe that was why he talked more to her. She began to wonder what he fully meant by that when he continued with what he was saying.<br/><br/>She took another sip and took in the information. "So we're here to be detectives in this...Kate's death?" She didn't know who this Kate was, or if she even ever existed. She was also curious about what he had done that was so bad. Was he psychotic? Living in a false reality, or did something actually happen and it caused him to snap.<br/><br/>"Just make sure you bring my stuff in during the night." She stated looking at the camera. She couldn't believe it had really only been one day. Only a few hours ago she woke up in this strange house. It was finally getting dark outside, so in at least six to nine hours she woke up in a strange place, met a bunch of odd people, put out a fire, and that was only the major points of the day.  She might as well add 'search the living room' to the list as well.<br/><br/>She was just finishing her drink when Jim walked into the kitchen and asked about her burns. She looked down at her arms and began to really feel her burns. She felt like she had a bad sunburn all over and hoped they had Aloe Vera cream or something to help.<br/><br/>"Sure, just let me rinse out my mug." she rinsed and put her mug into the sink.<br/><br/>As she was about to follow him out, the guy from the kid's room walked in talking about pain. He looked fine to her, but she smiled and turned to Jim. "Help him out first. I am fine for now."<br/><br/>Lucinda-Kitchen