Robert watched on as Walter spoke about the fallen. He only knew perkins but the he still honoured the others. Robert toasted with a glass of beer and repeated Walter, "To the dead." As many drinks rose into the air, Robert moved away from the crowd to a table in the back room. Instead of a beer in his hand, he held a harmonica. The last thing his father gave him before he died. With the roar of the bar and the sound of drunks getting into trouble, a few people could hear the sad tunes Robert played. Only a few people knew in Ol'bones that the tradition on Oceana was to play a melody to ease the spirits of the dead. This helped the mourning of people easier to get past. After the few songs played on the harmonica, Robert Got up and joined the others in the bar.<br/><br/>Robert looked around as he returned from the back. Ranna was over talking to the redhead named Elizabeth. He went over to them carrying their drinks they ordered. As he approached, he waited to open his mouth to say, "Ranna, I hope your still not mad at me. If so I will leave you to alone." Robert stood next to Ranna until she answered.