Sit next to Esther.
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Sit next to Esther’s daughter, Becky.
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‘I agree with the idea, but look around you,’ she says. ‘Walls. Then more walls. Then mountains. No one can hear our voices from here.’
‘They will,’ I say. ‘I’ll make them listen!’
She shakes her head at me as if I’m a child. ‘Don’t argue with me, Shauna. I agree with your theory, but you are going about this the wrong way.’
‘What do you suggest we do, then?’
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‘Even if we fail, we must risk ourselves to better the future.’
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Esther stands and looks Mr Karl in the eye, and I realise I’ve said exactly the wrong thing. I’ve given her courage, when I should have helped her keep her daughter safe.
‘She’s little,’ says Mr Karl. His voice drips with malice.
‘No,’ says Es
