Northstar Vale she's got tickets to her own show

Liri would explain, causing the girl to frown softly. she didn't really know what to say to it but she seemed to blurt out something anyway. "did any of them hurt you?" Bee would shoot back, curiosity overcoming her momentarily. she would follow up with a loud gasp, ducking her head as if embarrassed she had asked such a thing. that was totally not a good thing to ask someone! especially when it was none of her business! she hoped the woman forgave that little slip. "s-sorry! you don't hafta answer."

it was a sad thing to know the world wasn't all rainbows and butterflies. well, this world. her Pa and Ma had let their child throw herself at the world without a care in, eh, the world. lotta worlds there. her home was peaceful and the people they were in harmony with nature. she tried to find a place of her own because Grown Ups do that. everyone in her family had a coming of age, a journey away from home at the age of a year. some never returned. they either died (though that fact was never shed upon her) or started families elsewhere. 

point was, she didn't really know what people were capable of in the Teekons. "why do they fight so hard and so meanly?" Bee would ask softly. didn't they know you could catch more flies with honey?