Silvertip Mountain let sleeping dogs die.

Odette couldn't believe that this all was actually happening, playing out.  The pup felt relieved when her Uncle Steayd came into view.  He would never agree with her Mother!  Right?  He just had to be on her side.  It also really hurt to hear her Mother state that her brother was dead in a harsh tone instead of a sad one... did she even care?  It didn't really seem like she did to Odie.

A sob worked it's way up Odette and she crieed out again for a few seconds, then gulped and took a deep breath in attempts to calm herself just to say a few more words.  She looked up at her Mother - although not in the eyes, not even in this situation could Odette use that way of disrespect - and then uttered a few words in a greaving sad, yet rather harsh, edgy tone.  "You don evan car."  She whispered, then took a few uneasy steps closer to Solemn, as if to protect the body.