[She shrugs. It's not really a big deal to her anymore. Or rather, she hasn't learned enough in the present to be seething angry over what happened to them, to her; bitterness at what was really out there, yes, but Transigen had been her life. She had gone a very long time assuming this is how all children were caged, and so when she looks back, it's with monotone clarity -- and normalcy.]
... My room didn't have windows.
A wall near the cafeteria had a cartoon tree painted on it, though.
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[She shrugs. It's not really a big deal to her anymore. Or rather, she hasn't learned enough in the present to be seething angry over what happened to them, to her; bitterness at what was really out there, yes, but Transigen had been her life. She had gone a very long time assuming this is how all children were caged, and so when she looks back, it's with monotone clarity -- and normalcy.]
... My room didn't have windows.
A wall near the cafeteria had a cartoon tree painted on it, though.
[She saw it three times a day, every day.]