She'd almost started to get used to the alarms when another, second alarm started blaring from one of the rooms on the other side.  That absolutely couldn't be right.  Was there a fire?  Was something going on?  It suddenly occurred to her just how trapped she was if something did happen and she couldn't get out.<br/><br/>She took a deep breath, trying to convince herself not to jump to any conclusions.  It didn't help.  She reached over to grab the teddy bear from her bed, pulling it up to her arm.  It didn't help either.  She thought she heard some commotion but couldn't make out anything through the walls.<br/><br/>"Hey!" she called, moving over to the door to knock upon it from the inside.  She wanted to believe that this was just something natural, and certainly one alarm would be, but two.  "Hey, is everything alright?"  A few moments later she noticed she was still clutching the stuffed animal under her arm, and tossed it back to the bed with some embarrassment.  She wanted to help if she could.<br/><br/>She couldn't help but hate herself for getting too upset at that orderly.  If only she'd just stayed calm then, she wouldn't be locked in now.  Trying to tell herself that, she moved back to the bed, trying to take more deep breaths.  She wanted to just try taking a nap to calm down, but the twin alarms kept buzzing in her ears.  Putting her hands to her ears helped some, but not very much.<br/><br/>If there really was an emergency, would anyone think of her and come and get her in the confusion?  She just didn't know.  She did know that there was just no way that having two alarms go off at the same time could possibly be a good thing.