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She looked at Anna and her and Cale talked. She listened as Anna explained what the mirror was. She stopped. Your deepest desires...She wanted to see in it again. It was so sweet and delicious. She didn't care she wanted it and she needed it. Seeing what your heart desired, was that so bad?
Her mouth hung open as the boy started to lick and kiss on the mirror.She glared at the boy. She swatted at his hands. "Stop poking me." She said poking the boy back. "What is wrong with you?" She asking poking him till he moved away from her.
She looked at Cale. "Its just...Anna saw...I didn't" she mumbled as he walked over to Anna. Ok he had to be real if he was walking. "Is it really you?" She asked before she thought she was really going crazy.
She didn't like Jake go she didn't trust Lyra one bit and she just needed a reason to start a fight. She looked back at Jake. "Who is throwing punches?" She asked seriously.
He nodded at Paris. "Yeah, it's really me--I could see why you would think I was an illusion, though," he added. This mirror seemed to be playing tricks on EVERYONE's minds.
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Anna Banana Anna watched Cale, frowning as a look of confusion spread across his face. She should have known better than to ramble on and on and just blow his mind talking about illusions inside a mirror. She couldn't help it, though. She'd just been so excited to see him and see that nothing bad had happened to him. "No, I did see you in the mirror," she corrected. "That's what the Mirror of Erised does. It shows you what you truly desire deep down in your heart." Anna bit her bottom lip and looked down a bit, sort of embarrassed at the fact that she was revealing to him that he was what lied deep down in her soul. "I guess that shows you, erm, you know...how much I love you," she added.
"I'm still confused about the babies, though," she continued. "I couldn't figure whose children you were holding." She sort of really did know whose children he was holding, but she was a little scared to say that part out loud. Cale seemed to be the kind of guy who ran from talk about marriage and children (of his own), and Anna didn't want to completely freak him out. That fact still remained that those little babies in the mirror belonged to both she and Cale. She knew that, but had that crossed Cale's mind yet? Meh. Who knew.
Anna smiled as she watched Cale step in front of the mirror. She wrapped her arm around him and stared into the mirror, as well. There they were---Cale and the babies were looking back at her and waving hello. She fought the urge to wave back at them...or to run inside the mirror and join them forever and always. If only... Anna stared at the babies a little while longer. The little girl had stopped pulling at her ribbon, and the little boy had started poking her in the side, tormenting her just like any other brother would do. "What do you see?" Anna whispered, taking her eyes off the mirror long enough to look back up at Cale.
Cale shrugged, pretending like the babies part was confusing him too. On the contray, he had a feeling deep down he knew EXACTLY whose babies those were. They had to be
theirs. The boy had noticeably curls in his hair, as did the girl, and their hair color looked to be a mixture between his and Anna's. But what did this all mean? Was this mirror telling the future, or just showing them what he WANTED out of life? Either way, it was a little...creepy. Cale felt like he was watching something that was forbidden to him. Maybe he wasn't supposed to know about these kids, about the future that he desired deep down in his heart--
"Anna, maybe we should leave," he suggested, taking hold of her arm as he noticed the little boy start to bug his sister. "This mirror--I have a weird feeling about it. Like it's going to drive us mad if we sit here trying to figure it out any longer," he told her. It was true...everyone in the room was already going nuts around him, taking their turns looking into the mirror and acting in bizarre ways that must have been appropriate with the reflection they were seeing. "Don't you think there was a
reason it was hidden?" he asked her.
He could tell immediately that it was going to be a task pulling her away from this mirror. He could already see her slipping, staring at the babies in the way that only a mother could intently watch her kids. Cale shivered--this whole place was starting to give him the creeps. As much as he too wanted to stay here and look into the mirror, at the twins that Mirror-Cale and Mirror Anna were currently playing with, he knew they shouldn't. If they didn't leave now, it would be nearly impossible to pull themselves away later.