Redhawk Caldera how the hell does a broken heart get back together when it's torn apart.

In spite of how awful she felt, Lagan still managed to bring the tiniest hint of a smile to her face with his antics. He was so like his brother in many ways - youthful and child-like, but with far more confidence and light-hearted joy. She wished Eljay could find some ofLagan's self-assuredness, though she wouldn't change his quiet, gentle temperament that made him so very Eljay. She reached to nibble affectionately at the plush fur at the base of his ear, attempting to return the comfort he was clearly trying to impart on her. It was clearly heartbreaking for all of her boys that Liffey had left the way she did, and with that thought, Fin found herself once again sliding back into her misery.

It seemed, however, Lagan had a shadow. Finley wasn't completely surprised at this considering how attached all of the firebirds were to their older cousins, and so she set her gaze on Towhee with another pang of guilt. Liffey had never taken to her younger cousins, and Fin had never encouraged her to. Maybe if she had...

Knock, knock.

Fin blinked at her goddaughter, her head tilting slightly. Had Elwood put her up to this? He was the only one she knew who ever attempted to comfort her with knock, knock jokes and other pun-related humor. She glanced at Lagan as he responded before settling her gaze back upon Towhee expectantly.