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She smiled at her son, who seemed to resonate from within with good energy. She was proud of him, for being so sensitive and so curious, well-spoken and responsible. When she looked up, her clever boy had caught a rabbit, though he looked a bit less pleased than she had expected. Chacal assumed the excitement for him, and gave her own rabbit a swift shake before she bounded over to him. 

Her rabbit was still barely alive- if he had not caught one, she would have offered hers for him to chase but she had other children she could offer it to. She placed it on the ground and held it down with one paw, while she reached out to lick a bit of rabbit fur from Etienne's cheek. 

His words were touching. His concern for his sister made her heart melt, though she too shared his concern. Suzu ate, but she was reluctant if the meal was messy. She seemed to prefer seafood, but that would not sustain her when the months changed. Her son offered to feed her- and while the offer was genuine, Chacal knew that Suzu would need to learn to hunt on her own, so her brother could have a life as well. "Eti, Eti, mon chère p'tit," She crooned proudly. 
"We will teach Suzu, an' she will learn.
'Er fear of blood, I 'ope, will cease to be a concern. 
It is our nature to kill an' eat,
I 'ope with time, her fear she will defeat." She said. 

She nudged his cheek. "You 'ave done well, Eti, you make my 'eart dance.
Now- let's take dis one to Theo, an' give 'im a chance." She said, gesturing to the frightened rabbit she had contained.