(C) She gasps and backs away, splashing deeper into the cottage in an instinctive effort to distance herself from the scene of torture. Someone had been nailed tot he door of her home, palms to the wood so low that an adult would be forced to bend over. More than anything, she wants her father, needs him to tell her it will be OK. Forgetting the signs she was too young and distraught to truly understand, she spins about and runs toward the form of her father. It is definitely him. He's still wearing the breeches mother made for him for the Solace festival years ago. They'd been his best pair until wear and tear had relegated them to his favored work garb.
He was making his way toward her, his upper half still shrouded in gloom as the morning sun had not fully lit the house.
Does she A) Wrap her arms around her father, B) Stop moving, C) Ask where mother is, D) Run to the safety of the woods?
