<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/WYEK6.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Elizabeth Goetz<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Parking Lot of McKinney HS (Go Lions!)<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: White sheer cami top patterned with red flowers over an opaque white tank, jeans, brown calf-length boots, sunglasses on her forehead.<br/><strong>Tagged</strong>:  Lance Maxwell (in passing), Jack Heath (in passing), Open.<br/><br/>Blue-green eyes looked from Jack to Lance.  Their words registered, the meanings anyway, but it still wasn't entirely real.  Death, to a teenager, was something that wasn't quite internalized yet.  Last year, when a popular football player had been killed in a car crash, Elizabeth had gone through the motions like everyone else.  There were tears, dramatic and hot and fed on the emotions of others.  There were memorials to attend and candles to hold, banners her squad had made and just right black dresses to wear to the funeral - after getting checked out of school early to get ready - so as to look good at the graveside.  It was like a prom of death, but it wasn't quite real deep inside.  Death was something that happened to other people, not to your family and certainly not to you.<br/><strong><br/>"So it won't hurt?  They'll just stay asleep, dreaming, and never wake up?"</strong>Elizabeth wasn't asking Jack or Lance, she was just repeating what she'd been told.  It was evident she didn't really grasp the enormity of the situation.  She turned to Lance and gave him a quick hug, then reached over and did the same to Jack.<strong>"Be careful," </strong>she told both of them.<strong>"And... thanks."</strong><br/><br/>She looked one last time at both of them, then went to stand beside Michael.  She pulled her sunglasses down over her eyes, hiding their sudden betraying sheen of from the world.<br/><br/><strong>"Michael?  Like, I mean, do you want to wait in my car?  It might be safer?"</strong>She pointed slightly to indicate where her Volvo was parked.<strong>"It's ugly, but Daddy says they're really safe.  I mean, like, if you could, like, see it."</strong>