I was yes, I was at school. [She shrugs, for all the good it does either of them, over the radios like this.] And we were...sorry. We're the pardon minority. Yes. You have to stick together.

[Or you don't--but it makes the world that much more dangerous. For someone who's spent most of her life being kept out of the path of 'normal' people, it's better to have an us.]

No. No. I was... [She think back to it, the impossible sensation of pressing nothingness. A void shouldn't have weight.] Overwhelmed.