<div align="center">Kyle</div>Kyle watches as Giselle casts her spell on herself and her brother. With a smile he says, “Good, it would have been rather awkward if I had to act as translator.” He is surprised when the two Do'Urdens turn and address somebody in the audience. Seeing that it is a man escorting a young woman in a wheelchair, he scans for an usher. Seeing his father Kyle gets his attention.<br/><br/>When he is certain of his father’s attention Kyle stands and grabs his chair making sure it is seen. He jumps off the stage and carries the chair to the man standing alongside the wheelchair. As he sets the chair on the ground he finally recognizes Tony. “Tony, I’m surprised to see you here. Last I heard you had finished medical school and gotten a job at a hospital in Chicago as a surgeon.” Looking over at Mary he continues, “Mary, I remember a shy little girl setting in a wheelchair at the public functions here at the school. I see that you have grown into a beautiful young lady although still shy. It’s good to see you both here. With what has happened it is good to know we have a skilled doctor.”<br/><br/>About to say more Kyle is stopped by the mayor’s voice, “Sergeant Flanagin, if you could please return to your seat we are about to get started.” Turning to look back up at the stage Kyle sees his father replacing the chair removed from the stage.<br/><br/>“Tony, please have a seat. I will try to get back with you two after this meeting is over. Now if you will excuse me. I guess because I have made friends with some of our new neighbors I ‘GET’ to be part of the show instead of just part of the audience.” He turns and nimbly jumps back onto the stage and resumes his seat between Giselle and David saying, “Thank you, Dad.”