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Teya might have told Dwin this and it would not change a thing. Because, while this was the first time she was affected by a death of a person she had known personally, she also intuitively felt that there were so many ways at this point to make the little Raven and her kids feel worse than they did already. Because the path to feeling better eventually was theirs to make. Others could watch and feel sympathy, but not intervene. 

"It is a cute story, of course," Dwin had to admit that under any other circumstances this would be a great way to introduce kids to the topics about mortality. "But it does not help, if she is or will be going around telling you or your kids that this belief is the reason, why you should stop mourning," she went on, thinking that - perhaps - she was not the only one, who had thought at one point that Frolic and Seal were at least indirectly responsible for, what had happened to Bronco. 

"I fear that she - them - might get blamed for, what took place," she said. "And even with only that damn cat to blame - her making other people's sorrow irrelevant because of her own childish convictions, that's a definite road to hell," she finished. "I don't know, how to approach her about this, because Frolic is bad at listening to anyone."