<div class="floatleft">(http://0.static.wix.com/media/f39d56_0befcc188f4a4324288a58fee76f3f7f.jpg_1024)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Mina Taylor<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Bedroom<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Paige<br/><br/><em>"No! No!.. Nonononono..."</em>Mina huddled, quivering and curled into a tight ball in the corner of a very dark room.  She couldn't see anything, even if her eyes were open.  Her head was held tight between her knees while her arms hugged her body.  She rocked back and forth simply repeating,<em>"no.. no.. no.."</em>A blistering pain grew in her heart, burning but not hot.  It was like a shard of ice had pierced her and remained there to grow steadily.  Then a voice, like water through a babbling brook, broke the darkness.  Mina couldn't make out the words; she never could.  She lifted her head slowly.  Tears streaked dark mascara down her cheeks.  The girl painfully opened her eyes and tried to see through the darkness with her blurred vision.  She begged the voice,<em>"M-mom?"</em><br/><br/>And then she was awake.  Mina's dark mood lifted and shot into the sky as she realized her sweet sister was kissing her.  She felt a pinch on her nipple and squealed into Paige's mouth.  Her arm flew around the girl and pulled her hard back over into the bed.  Her terrible reoccurring dream forgotten, the redhead was now hell-bent on attacking her twin.  She lifted up and took her pillow like a flail, swinging it in circles over her head.<strong>"How dare you assault me in my sleep, woman?!"</strong>She giggled, preparing for a merciless strike.<br/><br/>This was one of the moments Mina could rely on to lift her spirits.  Their mother's death two years prior had destroyed her.  Christopher, the girls' father, was inconsolable and distant for months.  He was no help in dealing with her grief, but he had a right to his deep depression.  It was only Paige's sunny attitude and bright nature that kept Mina from spinning out of control.  Though the event had altered her mind forever, making her much more introverted and logical, she was saved from actual mental injury.  For that, Mina would never leave her twin in pain or need.