<div class="floatleft">(http://imagecache6.allposters.com/LRG/37/3749/PCCZF00Z.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Sarah Black<br/><strong>Age:</strong>20<br/><strong>Crime:</strong>Burning down an art gallery<br/><strong>Location:</strong>In the therapy room<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>No one<br/><hr/><br/>Sarah pulled her legs up into her chair and wrapped her arms around them, rocking slowly as more and more danger began to manifest around her. From the obvious, to the not-so obvious she knew that this group was mistake and that someone was likely to end up dead. It came as almost a physical release when the doctor said they could all get up. She stood and then paused, heading cocking as she heard two conflicting voices. Her eyes narrowed and darted around the room as she thought about the message from the voices. Logically one was lying and one was telling the truth, but which was which?<br/><br/>She bit her lip and thought about it. If the voice that told her she couldn't trust any of them was right then she was in a world of hurt and would most likely die, the only question was would she be stabbed or shot. She bit her lip and then heard yet another voice. She wanted to put her hands up to her ears and yell out "I don't understand you!" but she stopped herself. What did it mean? She thought about what the other two voices had said and reached a shaky hand into her pocket. Yes, she understood now. They had to be free. She heard the man, Drake, talking but she ignored him.<br/><br/>She walked calmly over to the doctor and grabbed the tablet that had her files and notes. She ran to the trash can and threw them in, before reaching back into her pocket, grabbing the matchbook she'd talked a sweet guy into giving her, lit one, tucked it in the others and dropped the whole flaming mess into the trash can, her eyes dancing as she watched the trash around the tablet begin to burn, quickly causing damage to the little computer. She muttered softly to herself. "The fire cleanses us and sets us free, only I could do it."