Delilah listened to him explain but she kept her eyes focused on the bird. When he had finished talking, the little bird flew up onto his shoulder and her smile became brighter.<span style="color: #FF4080"><span style="font-weight: bold">"The birds trust you..."</span></span>she said in a reassuring tone before realizing he probably had no idea what she meant by that.<span style="color: #FF4080"><span style="font-weight: bold">"It's a good sign. If a bird learns to trust someone without them even trying to earn it, it means they're truly pure and gentle. To me, I believe that means you won't become the monster you fear you may be."</span></span>she explained as she stood up again and started to climb the tree as the spirit girl kept calling her to join.<span style="color: #FF4080"><span style="font-weight: bold">"But why would you want to hide who you are? Why pretend to be something you're not?"</span></span>she asked as she sat on the branch and then carefully hung upside down just to get a different perspective of the world. This was something she used to do all the time when she was a child as it gave her a chance to remember that everyone sees the world in different ways because every person had their own life, opinions, and ideas.