Blaine & Elaine's room:<br/><br/>"In her style as one of the few words she owned left her mouth in a weird, numb tone, but surely with pure happiness.<br/>"Mother!" "<br/><br/>As always hearing herself being called mother stirred very strong emotional cords within Tayna.  Walking straight over to Elaine Tanya wraps her arms around her and simply hugs her for a long moment before guiding her over to Elaine's bed.  Tanya smiled as she sat down on the edge of Elaine's bed and started to unbutton her white blouse.  With a deft swift movement of her fingers the bra that opens from the front.  Tanya looks into Elaine's seemingly timeless and hypnotic purple sightless eyes as she whispers softly, "Ok sweetie I am ready."  Tanya closes her eyes and for a moment thinks of the very first time she had held first Elaine then Blaine in her arms nearly 20 years ago...  Naming the twins after her still born daughter Raine whom she had given birth to 6 months before the arrival of the twins at her first job as a nurse intern.<br/><br/>Blaine has also retreated to his own bunk feeling slightly better for having released a small portion of his bitterness and rage that besides his sister are his only companions.  He knows that his sister disapproved of his recent behavior which adds a tinge of sadness to those feelings of release.  But Elaine is all Blaine has to live and care for... if it had not been for Elaine Blaine would have given up on life long ago.  Tanya's words to the other float into Blaine's thoughts.  'Brought here as children as the records show.'  Yes children... infants to be exact.  Blaine could remember it all... a great pain of being squished and pushed... a rush of cold air over exposed skin... someone... the doctor screams as he drops the new born to the cold marble floor.  Minutes later his sister falls down on top of him.  A man (their father) screaming get it out of here both of them... Blaine and Elaine as they had been named by the staff on monster mountain had then been swept into a small wooden create but not before their mother caught a glimpse of them and screamed in complete horror.  In retrospect it was a wonder that the two of them had not just been tossed into the furnace or out into the forest to be devoured by animals.  Blaine sometimes wonder if that would not have been more merciful than the life they now led.