Finding themselves

James returns to the point of no return, still present on the boat that slowly withered away with every touch he took. The depths of this thoughts and the rythm of his heartbeat formed a new melody that envoked the strongest tune ever played, Cathy, you were that tune, that quiet bright island on the evening summer day. "The island guides me" James says, reveling in the newfound path that has held onto him like glue, slowly detaching from his body to create the breath of silence that was ready to share it's last  voice. “Oh Cathy” he said: “I will always love you”, the last snowflake drops as the boat vanishes into the light, sailing away to an unknown location. The final bell tolls in comparison as the island transitions to the house burning, away from all the pain and distant memories. Forever forgotten in eternity.

Back to Elizabeth’s trial, she is feeling distraught, confused and scared about changing her environment, weighing herself down in the deepest depths of the ocean, trying to claw her way out of harsh realities, but without trial and error, she will never experience true happiness. Elizabeth remembers her Mother’s final words, not out of anger or loss of a daughter, but as a proud Mother who had performed her duties well. She says: "Elizabeth, no matter where life may take you, don’t look back on my corpse and pause your whole life just for a dying widow, save those tears for when you find a good person who loves and appreciates you for who you are, no judgement or peril. You’re Sister has a lot of growing up to do, but one day, come back and find her, bring her… with you. The last words from a dying woman opened the gate to many honorifics, the current distruptive seas have now been contained from her mother's own aspirations.