Nomah's Land Chapter 4
Title: Nomah’s Land
Author: ThyTruthisWon
Word Count: 270
Disclaimer: I do not own ‘Dead Like Me.’ MGM & Showtime does, and Bryan Fuller created it. Trust me, if I did own it, Bryan Fuller would’ve had full creative freedom and the show might have gone longer then two seasons.
Chapter 4: Stages of Grief
A family stands before a coffin. The coffin contains a girl with long dark curly hair, a round face and in a white dress. She looked like she was in eternal slumber.
The parents cried. Their surviving children, an elder girl and a younger boy stood silently as their parents mourned the loss of their second child. They are also sad but they cannot express it in tears. So the boy prays angrily to He Who Causes to Become, and angry at death and humans’ general frailness. The girl is lost in her own mind, thinking, and fiddles with a necklace around her neck. For some reason, she thinks of Pegasus flying to the heavens.
What will happen next is not for outsiders to say. All that can be said is that the family will be mourning and move on without her.
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Around the same time, a quaint little house, 6149 Madison Avenue, receives a visitor. The visitor drives by a blue Mustang, parks it by the side of the street, gets out and watches the house.
It is a young woman and she does not attempt to get any closer. She then sees something: a girl of early teen years, blonde and bespectacled. She observes the girl, taking consideration not be seen and not to be caught. After a while, she ends her visit and leaves.
She knows she will be back and whether or not that’s a bad thing, she doesn’t mind. This was her mourning loss, and she too will move on.
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