BLACK and w h i t e is all I see.

Triangles, rectangles, dark rusty metal and dust. Really what did it matter? She tried to re-invent the sky above her for a moment so it was neither cold threateningly icy snow or the dark metal framework. Before her she tried to picture out an open sky, laden with stars. No- but she hated the dark, hated night time when she was outside. But if it were just the stars, just the sky and not the bare thickly compacted trees that threatened to close on in on her there was nothing to fear. If only she could slice it all open, she somehow expected so see some kind of galaxy. The core heart of a star- that would be something interesting to see. Probably like the inside of a volcano or a lot of colorful sparkly gas- dangerous gas- but still it had to be something awfully pretty. Something better than this. Somewhere far far away from here. There had to be some place around here that was safe and warm. At last things were starting to settle down and become peaceable again. She was in a much better place after what had happened, though she did have to say she was still very nervous in several situations because of it. The meteor. It definitely wasn't every day that she had a situation like this one come up but it wasn't exactly that unpleasant to her. It was just something that she wasn't all too use to. Very easily, it could have been some obvious fact that she would be very exposed to the chance of dying with sadness but she couldn't see it. Standing up so she could face the boy, her tail went into a stiff position, swaying behind her legs in warning. Why don't you fucking mind your own business? I don't know what's you damn problem boy, but you better knock it off, I'm capable for taking care of myself. So you better turn your ass around. She snapped in his face before entering the den and curling around the entrance of the cave, she simply didn't care about any living thing or more importantly the winter.

It's a silent movie
And I'm stick inside the s c e n e