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Fiona oh Fiona
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I thought you were louded out of bed not
really except for washing but I wanted
to talk to my friends and you came for I
had chance to make them listen oh I'm
sorry next time I'll come up the stairs
very slowly so that I don't catch you
out oh I'd rather you weren't too slow I
like your coming here good well then
let's get started straight
away right yeah now where's your map of
Africa
oh maranne now you can do better than
that I know you
can now that's much better why can't you
draw Africa as well as this house
because it isn't as interesting of
course it is it's much more interesting
and I thought that you'd want to draw
Africa especially if your father's
there who's the boy at the window oh I
don't know really anyone
oh well let's have a look at the atlas
and see if we can improve on this
somewhat miserable effort of yours looks
more like a pumpkin than a continent
actually his name is Mark whose name the
boy in my window oh that's the name of
the boy I teach the one that won't walk
I know do you it seems to me I tell you
far too much about my pupils and not
nearly enough about your work how is he
much more industrious than you are he
wouldn't draw like that
he works hard because he wants to please
me then why won't he try to walk well
I'm sure that please you much more than
drawing Maps it's funny we're just the
opposite him and me aren't we he's
supposed to take exercise and he won't
and I'm not supposed to and I do it's a
pity you can't mix us up a bit Miss
Chesterfield then he would walk and I
would work you are going to work hard
without me mixing you up with Mark now
come on
Africa Africa
has two deserts do you know what they
are one's a Sahara good girl that's the
biggest desert in the world and what's
the other one the Kalahari it's very big
thousands of square miles it's Rocky
hasn't much vegetation there are
antelopes and
ostriches what's where they light there
well depends where you are it's hot
because it's tropical but there's a lot
of wind in some of the areas and
although it's a desert it isn't a proper
one like the Sahara a lot of it's
covered in grass and scrub which is why
animals can survive there's a slight
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rainfall I don't want to
I Che again yes well
hello hello you don't sound very glad to
see me well I'm not well why have you
you come I didn't want to well go away
then you don't have to be rude it's rude
telling people to go away well you just
said you want you to go well I don't
anymore well what do you want then well
how can I tell what I want when I'm here
and I don't want to be I want to walk
but I can't no you don't you want to be
good at reading and lessons and drawing
maps how do you know what to want to be
good at you don't even know me except
when I'm
here this is is an ordinary life I mean
we're not always in this house are we I
don't know perhaps I've always been here
and just imagined the rest well I think
you're a dream my dream and I thought
that if I didn't dream about you you
wouldn't be here but this isn't a dream
this is
real yes it is isn't
it just as real as Miss Chesterfield
telling me that you like reading doesn't
make any difference whether I do or I
don't does it there's nothing to read
but you do don't don't you do what like
reading you're lazy you won't do your
exercises because they hurt I wish you'd
leave me alone I wish I could I wish I
didn't have to be here and you're a
coward and you're a horrible little girl
saying things about when you don't even
know who I am that's why you can't walk
you won't do your exercises yes I do I
do them all the time then you're not
miss Chesterfield's Mark I'm not
anybody's Mark I'm me and anyway what do
you know about Miss Chesterfield she's
my teacher no she's not she's mine and
if you think she's yours tell me what
she's like why should I you never
believe anything I say well I believe
you if you tell me what she's
like she's young and she's pretty and
she goes around teaching children her
real but when she gets marri married
she's going to marry Michael Peter who's
Peter he's a teacher he lives in London
she's going to live there too how do you
know because she told me that just shows
you don't know her my Miss Chesterfield
was old and strict and nobody could
possibly want to marry her that's not
true oh yes it is I knew it you're not
Miss Chesterfields Mark you're not
you're not one of the most interesting
stories about Africa is the discovery of
the source of the Nile perhaps you saw
the television program on
it Marian are you listening yes of
course I am what was I talking about you
were talking about the wind on the
Kalahari no that was ages ago what was I
talking about now
is it true you're
engaged Mariam please attend I was
telling you about the source of the Nile
but are
you yes as a matter of fact I am how did
you know oh I just did and your fiance
is called Peter and he teaches in London
and you're going to live there is that
right how on Earth did you find all that
out you won't go away before I'm better
will you no we're not getting married
for about a year so you're quite safe no
I'm glad glad about that and I'm glad
you're going to marry someone nice is he
nice of course he's nice I wouldn't be
marrying him if he wasn't you are a
funny girl will you go on teaching Mark
until you get married well I hope you'll
be up by them but sometimes I wonder
anyway that's enough for today oh won't
you stay a bit longer no I can't today
I've got another engagement but I'll
tell you a secret what tomorrow is my
birthday is it so we'll have nice easy
lesson and as you seem to know so much
about me already I'll tell you a little
bit more I'll tell you why I teach
children who stay away from school and I
might even tell you a little bit about
Peter all right oh yes Miss chestfield I
love
that have you got them will you get back
into bed
immediately yes I have I'll bring them
over to you in a moment
go
on I had trouble finding ones of the
night and I was a difficult time of year
for Roses but these are lovely aren't
they oh Mom thank you do you think Miss
Chesterfield will like them there where
can I hide them she'll be here soon
shall I tell her I brought them my own
money I'll put them under my bed brush
your hair and make yourself look really
nice
yeah you look smashing what should I do
until she comes read the book
darling there's some music to keep you
going I hope this chest won't be long
I don't get to the dentist on time he
won't see
me Maran I think I better go you'll be
all right by yourself for just a few
minutes won't you all right m' of course
I'll leave the door on the ledge right
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I think
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okay what do wish should hurry so do I I
can't see what's keeping us so late
today may have us turn
I think I better ring the dentist look
Mom you go I'll be all right honestly oh
thank goodness there she God bless
daring have a lovely day
goodbye hello Mrs hello come
in look what I've been given aren't they
beautiful yes aren't they I must show
them to Maran
um why don't I put new water for you you
go on up oh all right well thank you and
then I must Dash to the dentist you
don't mind it no no I'll look after
Maran sorry I'm late maranne I know how
annoying it is to be kept waiting but
Mark's mother rang and asked me to call
in on my way here and then it took
longer than I
expected it's not your day for Mark no
but as it's my birthday Mark wanted me
to call I only intended to stay a short
time but he had such a lovely present
for me I couldn't hurry away wait a
minute I'll show it to you
roses aren't they beautiful and Mark
saved up his pocket money just for me
I'd like you to have some Maran they
look luy in here no thank you Mark look
mind a bit I can easily spare something
from such a big bunch I don't want them
whyever not because I hate roses and I
hate
oh whatever is the matter Maria nothing
Well there must be something that matter
you wouldn't be crying I want mom I'm
afraid she's gone out can I help no well
aren't you feeling well
no well you were feeling all right when
I came in as your leg started to hurt
you I don't know everything hurts I just
want to be left
alone I think I better call the doctor I
Don't Need a Doctor well maybe not but I
whilst I'm responsible for you I'm not
prepared to take the risk I'll go and
phone him
I'm afraid Dr Burton's album was round
my
flowers
well you must be feeling
ill my poor roses and Mark and his
mother went to so much trouble to get
them I can't understand what made you do
it marann you're not generally
spiteful tell me what's wrong I wish I
was dead that's silly you don't wish
anything of the kind you're just being
childish I am a child and I feel awful
for awful
reasons come on lie back quietly we'll
do some
reading oh there you are Miss Chester I
thought you gone no I was waiting for
you to come back actually I'm afraid
mariann's not feeling very well I called
Dr Burton surgery he said he'll come
around this evening did anything happen
to upset her well I'm not sure she
suddenly got very temperamental but
there was nothing to account for it not
really I hate Mark I hate him he's a
beast and you sport my present I hate
him more than anyone else in the world
there if he tries to get out of the
house now they'll see him they'll watch
him all the time they'll never let him
out
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she has a slight
temperature you must let things get you
done Maran well I do try Dr Burton I
really do well no one can help getting
upset occasionally but for goodness sake
don't get yourself into such a
state remember that every time your
temperature goes up it means an extra
day in bed now that ought to keep you
cool well it might when I'm all right
but it doesn't help when I feel like
this no perhaps not
look Mrs Austin I'm going to give you
some medicine for
her there that ought to help thank you
goodbye
Marian try to keep calm we're all here
to help you now I'll just go and see Dr
Burton out
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she seems to be an unusually volatile
child she's always been so normal doctor
until this happened when she gets on
well at school and everything does she
find difficulty in making friends with
other children I must say she's never
given me that impression but then you
can never tell with only children they
do tend to keep themselves to themselves
oh she's just the opposite she's always
out with her friends riding or swimming
or somewhere goodness knows what they
get up to half the time oh you wouldn't
know this house normally doctor kids
running in and out all the time I've
never known her like this well I'm quite
sure there's nothing wrong with her
apart from her leg of course there are
no signs of an infection no actually
what I was wondering was um whether You'
had some kind of row with her I mean
something that would explain the state
she's in oh no we get on very well of
course I do get a bit impatient with her
sometimes you know but nothing real does
she miss her father a lot not really
we're used to him being away some of the
time she's a very cheerful child doctor
usually excuse
me good evening Mrs I hope you don't
mind me calling I'm not to talk I thank
you I'm Miss Chesterfield just the
person I want to see we were discussing
Maran well that's why I came how is she
oh she'll be fine I'm quite certain that
her temperature is due to an emotional
upset um what is your impression of
Maran I find her a lively intelligent
girl she doesn't always want to work but
it's not too difficult to get her into
interested I think she'll do very well
when she gets back to school has
anything happened lately that would
explain this upset Mrs Austin doesn't
nve anything I thought you might be able
to
help well she was a bit temperamental
this morning not her normal self I would
have thought that the raise temperature
would have explained that well that's a
question of cause and effect isn't it I
mean which came first the upset or the
temperature yes well I must be
going it's nothing serious anyway I just
um would have liked an explanation
that's
all I'm not going to dream about the
house I'm not going
to I'll stay awake and then I won't have
to see that Mark again he can stay
alone I'm not going in I'm not going to
ah who's
that who's
that why don't you
speak it's
me who are you it's me Mark silly live
it before but you never got around to
tell him your
name how do you know it's me then I mean
how do you know it's me if you didn't
know my name last time can you you see
in the dark I have x-ray eyes of course
not stupid but I know you're the only
person whoever comes
here it wasn't so dark last time the
bars weren't here last time bars the
bars over the windows they weren't here
when I came and then I must have fallen
asleep or something because when I woke
up I could hard to see at all the one
knew it was the same
room couldn't we turn the light on in
here there must be some electricity or
something
if there is I haven't seen it there's no
electric fittings anyway I can't get to
about much remember yes just wish I
could understand who put the bars over
the windows somebody must have got it
from the outside they're all uneven so
light mad
scribbles what's the matter now oh
nothing I just thought I heard a noise
like people talking in Whispers yes I've
heard it too to be creepy isn't
it Mark yes I just thought of something
well are your things ever so silly I
might well it might have been me what do
you mean it might have been you it is
you isn't it no I don't mean that I mean
well it's difficult to explain you see I
Dre this house in my drawing before I
even saw it then I dreamed I was outside
it but I couldn't get in because there
wasn't anyone inside
and there wasn't a knocker or
anything and then I drew you looking out
the window and a knocker and next time I
came you were both here you and a kner I
mean well what does that prove you could
have dreamed everything first and drawn
it afterwards I can prove it you said
there weren't any stairs the first time
and there weren't but there were after I
drew them they could have been there
before but you said they weren't anyway
now there's the bars I drew them my
Sketchbook oh don't you see no I don't
and you're talking nonsense and what
about me then do you mean tell me I
wasn't alive until you drew me no I mean
yes when I drew someone to live in the
house I didn't know it was going to be
you you but I'm real then oh yes I know
you're real because of Miss Chesterfield
and the roses and that's why I drew the
bars you're mad you think you're so
clever you think we invented me the
house the bars and everything you want
to boss everything but Tenny it's all
part of your measly drawings is all
right then prove it
how go and draw something useful with
your drawings draw us some light draw us
inside this house and draw me walking
then I'll believe you I can't but that's
what I said only because I'm here and
not there you're showing off again all
right I'll teach you first I'll rub you
out so I never have to see you again and
then I'll stop dreaming about you so you
won't
exist you try
all right there isn't a house and no
Mark and only me Maran and Home
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in there now he's gone for good I'm not
going to dream about him ever again
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