Silver Creek O Captain! My Captain!

Heston's words really caught her attention.  He told her that he thought Reek was a terrible man, but then he actually gave her a very good definition to go along with his answer.  Although a question that he posed made her think back.  Had they told the children to stay away from their Father?  Well yes they had actually.  Spring herself had told them.  Yet had they listened?  No.

Then when Heston went on to say that the children probably didn't know that they had hurt her, Casmir or Laika.  The subject of that pained her though to hear as she thought back on Laurel repeating her words to Reek to her.  Turning her own words against her.  "You deserve to die."  Her tail dropped a little at the memory.  Maybe Heston was right though.  That the pups didn't know that they had hurt them.  They were still so young after all.  The thought of that made Spring's hurt warm up a little more and a little bit of the weight that all of these events had planted upon her recently seemed to lift a bit.

When Heston had finished Spring was silent for a few moment as she reflected more upon his words.  When she did speak again though she seemed a little more relieved after hearing Heston's view on things.  "I agree with your opinion, although I will say that we did warn them of there Father.  I warned them myself to stay away from them, but Reek does have a way of talking to get others on his side I suppose.  They're only children..." her voice trailed off on a sad note.  "Reek as you may know has always been greedy.  Always wanting his way.  The man wants what he wants."  She finished with a sigh.