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Welcome listeners to another episode of Fast
Food Horror. I where is he?

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Where is EJ? EJ? Eight? Oh, that breathe is probably in

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the living room. He's probably upstairs. Oh, I wonder what that boy

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is doing? EJ? EJ?
Where are you I? Or what are

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you doing up here? I didn't
even hear you come upstairs from the dungeon,

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EJ. We are supposed to be
recording a new episode for the listeners.

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What have you been doing? Oh? I'm sorry. I you know

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that podcast. You introduced me to, the Two Crows podcast. I've been

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binge listening ever since. You've been
listening without me. Oh, don't worry.

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It's an anthology series. There are
so many episodes listen to, and

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I just skipped ahead a few.
I didn't think it would matter. You're

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cheating on me with another podcast we're
supposed to be listening to together. I'm

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sorry, I'll stop right now.
We're supposed to record, right I'll They

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just cover so many great topics.
They just did a special episode on the

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alien bodies that were carted out in
front of the Mexican Congress. Then they

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did an episode on Lavinia Fisher,
the first ever female serial Killer, just

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so many cool topics. I'm sorry, I'll stop, but Igor, I

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found out something today. Not only
are they on every single major podcast platform,

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they're also on YouTube and My Birthdays
in November, and they have merchandise.

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They have just a hint, they
have merchandise. Dually noted EJ.

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Now, please, I do not
want to be the adult in the room.

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Can we please start with the show? Hi, listeners, it's e

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J. Miller here, creator and
writer here at Fast Food Horror. I

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am very, very excited about this
episode. In particular, we are going

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to be welcoming a new voice talent
to the Fast Food Horror family. Holly.

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Holly is a fantastic voice actress.
I hope, I hope. I

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hope you enjoy her as much as
we did here listening to her bring life

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to this story. And if you
enjoy her as much as we did,

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you can find more of Holly over
at her podcast, Damn It with Beaver.

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Yes, I know, Damn It
with Beaver. It's on every single

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podcast platform there is. And now, without further ado, Igor Frederick Igor

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take it away. Welcome listeners to
another episode of Fast Food Horror. In

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this episode entitled Lizzie. It's not
her fault. It's not her fault.

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It's not her fault, it's not
Gracie's fault. She couldn't have known.

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No one could have known. I
can't believe. I still can't believe that

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everything has happened, everything that has
happened to us in the last twelve hours,

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it's all because of Lizzie. I'm
sorry, Stop stop saying that.

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Oh God, now I'm talking to
it. Yesterday was such a rainy day.

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We were struggling with something to do
all of us, but not have

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it cost an arm and a leg. My husband, Marcos, came up

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with this idea to go to this
mall on the other side of the county,

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the Western Hills Mall. It's kind
of empty, so no big crowds

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to worry about, especially with our
four young ones all under the age of

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nine. It has some unique and
different stores, shops and vendors, a

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food court with all the requisite fast
food establishments, even a discount movie theater

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that showed old movies for two dollars
a ticket. We were really looking forward

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to showing the kids Snow White and
Seven Dwarves on that big screen. Marcos

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had the kids very excited to see
it, but I think he was more

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excited than they were. And they
have an honest to goodness arcade, two

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stories of mall to explore. It
was going to be such fun on what

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was a rather gloomy, rainy day. We started at one end and walked

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from store to store, throughout the
elevator and the escalator multiple times like they

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were carnival rides. We got lunch, saw snow White in the Seven Dwars,

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the kids giggling at Dopey the whole
way through. Marco's laughing a little

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too hard. He's such a child. Each of these kids found cute little

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toys. I even won a Teddy
Bear at the claw machine. In the

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arcade. At the far end of
the mall, we found this gem of

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a store, the Everything Emporium.
It was in one of those large box

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store spaces. Someone had come in
and cleaned it up and least small spots

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within two vendors of all kinds selling
everything and anything, part large craft fair,

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part antique store, part flea market. It was cool, just like

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walk around and see all the things
and oddities. Some brought back fond memories

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of our childhood toys and comic books
and board games and gaming consoles, movies,

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movies, posters and books, gadgets
from the seventies and sixties and beyond,

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vintage clothing, sculptures, artwork,
military pieces, lamps, furnitures from

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yesteryear, just Aisle upon aisle,
the labyrinth that was the everything in Oreum.

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We were almost finished during the store
when we heard Gracie squeal with delight.

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We watched as she scooped up an
antique doll and clutched it in an

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embraced to her heart. Marcus and
I smiled each other as we joined Grace

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and the rest of our brood,
who had excitingly gathered around their sister.

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Grace looked up, beaming at us
and showing her find. It was one

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of those porcelain dolls from early in
the last century. Describing it as previously

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loved would have been an understatement.
Its dress was no longer white, but

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an aged and stained yellow, with
small tears and holes here and there.

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Its once golden hair was a more
mustard yellow and no longer combed in its

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bonnet covered pigtails. Its porcelain face
was scuffed with a small crack along the

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right cheek, The only part of
the doll that was still bright was its

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lips and cheeks of red apple,
which against its other dull and aged colors,

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made it look more like blood.
I tried to be very supportive and

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well lied about how beautiful it was
while Marcos spent to her level and fingered

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gently the price tag. Marcos made
eye contact with me and mouth one hundred

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dollars. I was way more than
we had in our doll budget, especially

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one in such poor condition. It
hurt to look our little blonde, blue

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eyed girl, who had so much
hope and love in her eyes for this

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doll that had seen better times.
But I explained to her that it was

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way too expensive, maybe for Christmas. Marcos gently scooped her up in his

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arms, gave her a kiss on
her forehead, and our troop bid farewell

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to be everything Emporium, leaving the
creep all behind on a shelf amongst the

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other oddities. It was all things
considered a good day. Everyone had fun,

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a day of memories made. We
piled into our minivan and made it

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onto the highway heading home. The
kids talked excitedly and giggled about their day.

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When we heard a new voice come
from the rear of the vehicle.

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I'm sorry, and then there was
an audible bang from both sides of the

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vehicle, followed by the front of
the car lurching forward. We had a

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flat, I mean correction, we
had two flats, both front tires.

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Marcos safely guided the car to the
side of the highway, and we both

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looked behind us to check on the
kids. We were created by five smiling

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faces, five not four. There
was DEVI Madeleine, Live and Grace,

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and seated next to Grace, buckled
and tight was that doll? Marcos and

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I exchanged looks, confused because we
had left the doll on the shelf in

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the store. Marcos had immediately scooped
up Grace and we had leaped. So

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how did the doll end up here? Which one of our children had purloined

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the doll for their sister. Marco
said he was going to call triple A

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since we had only one spare tire. My unspoken job now was to sherlock

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how the doll made it here.
We didn't want to accuse because while I

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knew that would not go well,
Lived was far too young to have committed

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this crime. So that left Devin
or Madeline. I just asked the group

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how the doll made it here,
but they all stuck to the same story.

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When they got in the van,
the doll was in the stroller that

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was secured in between the middle stats, and no one would give an inch

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as to how it got in the
stroller. It was just there. Two

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hours later, many a game of
I Spy in episodes of SpongeBob on our

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phones, we were back on the
road and I was no closer to finding

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out how that doll made it into
the car. Due to the late hour,

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we decided we'd come back tomorrow to
return the doll, as we had

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not purchased it. We pulled into
our driveway just before six pm, everyone

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with their small treasures. They got
at the mall, Grace clutching her doll

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to her chests, my mind still
trying to figure out how it got it

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as a stroller, while thinking what
was the easiest thing to make for dinner,

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probably pancakes. Marcos quickly dogged ahead
of us up the driveway. I

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heard him exclaimed as he reached the
gate. No, I'm sure I locked

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it. As I watched him work
the rear yard gate open and closed.

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He looked at me with concern and
worry. Our family dog, mister Floffers,

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could enter and eggs of the yards
through the doggie door, but was

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confined to the rear yard. We
always made sure to lock the rear gate

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to prevent him from getting loose,
the fear always being he'd wandered down the

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street and it's the busy main road, so oh no, look, Marcus

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whispered, looking in the distance behind
me. I turned to see the tail

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tail flashing emergency lights coming from the
main road. I tried to rehassure him

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it wasn't mister Floffers, but that
he should go check. He kissed me

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on the cheek and set off down
the driveway and out of sight towards the

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main road at a brisk jog.
I ushered the kids into the house,

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and as Grace passed, I heard
a thin voice, I'm sorry. I

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stopped a Grace and ass what she
had said. Grace said it wasn't her,

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it was Lizzie. Lizzie, I
asked. Grace hugged her doll even

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tighter and said it was her doll's
name, and Lizzie was sorry. Before

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I could ask anything further, She
quickly dashed into the house. Thirty minutes

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later, with the smell of pancakes
and maple syrup filling the kitchen, Marcos

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came through the door, eyes red
rimmed. My heart fell. He reported

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that mister Flofers half made it out
of the yard and made it down the

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main road. The flashing lights were
for him. We hugged, and we

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discussed how we were going to break
the news to the kids. The issue

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of Lizzie was pushed back in our
minds until we heard a bang from the

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upstairs bedroom and a sharp cry.
We both ran upstairs to find Madelene lying

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on the floor in a heap of
tears, while Grace was seated in the

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corner clutching Lizzie. Devin had dashed
in behind us. Liv explained that Madelene

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was on her top bunk when she
fell through tears, though Madelene said she

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felt someone push her. When we
sat Madeleine up, we could see her

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collarbone was drastically out of place and
probably broke in. Grace said nothing,

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just sat there with her head down, clutching her doll. I skipped Madelene

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up gently and followed Marcos out of
the room. As we did, we

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heard a thin voice from the corner
of the room. I'm sorry. I

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turned and handed Madeleine to Marcos,
told him to bring her down to the

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van and I'll be there in a
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After everyone left the room, I
got down to Grace's level. Honey,

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I asked, did you push Madeline
off the bunk bed? Gracie frantically shook

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her head. No. Did live
push your sister off the bunk bed?

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Again? She shook her head,
no, blonde hair shaking as she did.

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Then who did? Devin was in
his room. Grace looked up at

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me with tears in her eyes,
and it was a shaky voice. Said

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it was Lizzie, but she was
sorry. I looked at my little girl

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and asked, are you making her
talk? I've heard her say I'm sorry,

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but that doll is too old to
be doing that. I asked to

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see the doll. I worked it
over in my hands this way, that

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way, feeling for any kind of
mechanism within the doll, and there was

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nothing. I placed the doll beside
my daughter and left the room, my

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heart breaking just a bit. Something
was wrong. I returned with Madeleine shortly

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before ten o'clock, arm in a
sling and sleeping peacefully in my arms.

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The attending doctor said there was nothing
really to do except give it time and

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rest. I walked Madeleine up the
stairs and placed her in the lower bunk.

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I nudged her younger sister Live awake
and asked her to go to the

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top bunk at length until Madeleine was
better about getting down the ladder by herself

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in her current condition, and then
walked over to Gracie's bed and found what

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I was looking for. I scooped
up the doll and walked it out of

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the room, again, working it
over and over in my hands. I

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knew my daughter's voice, and the
voice I was hearing it was not hers.

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It was too thin and had a
faint echo to it. And I

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would be taking the doll back to
the store in the morning, but until

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then it would spend the night in
the van. The doll was unnerving me,

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and since Grace had obtained it,
regardless of how nothing but bad luck

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had befallen us. Marcos met me
in the kitchen, two cups of tea

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in front of him. I gave
him the update on Madeline's collarbone, then,

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trying not to sound nuts, gave
him my feelings on the doll.

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The great thing about being married to
someone for so long, having been through

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ups and downs of life together.
No matter what you tell them, they

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listen. They didn't judge. They
don't have to be worried about being made

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fun of the lid old. They
just honestly listen. And Marcos listened.

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Having been raised Catholic, his mind
was very much into what I was describing,

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even though I didn't want to admit
when I was describing. He didn't

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think my feelings were an overreaction.
He understood my concern and did judge me

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or pick on me. When I
told him I put the doll in the

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car for the night and wanted it
gone back to the store first thing in

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the morning. You offered to be
up first thing in the morning. He

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would drive it there himself when the
store opened. I sighed and gave him

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a kiss and asked to keep lock
up the house. As I dashed upstairs

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to take a quick shower before we
went to bed. He kissed me again,

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took my mug of tea to the
sink, and went about the routine

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of closing up the house. Fifteen
minutes later, feeling refreshed and clean from

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a long day, I expected to
find Marcos in bed, but he wasn't

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there. I walked about the house
room to room searching for him. I

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didn't want to call out and risk
waking the just can't figure out what he'd

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still be doing up. I made
it to the living room and the first

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thing I saw was the doll.
She was seated on the couch, staring

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straight ahead. Why was she there? How was she there? I left

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her in the van and I locked
the van, But there she was,

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sitting upright, staring straight ahead,
staring right at me. I turned the

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lights on in the living room,
which is when I found Marcos laying face

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down on the ground on the opposite
side of the room. My heart dropped

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before I could rush to him.
I heard two things, the voice emanating

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from the doll, that thin voice
from Lizzie, I'm sorry, and a

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faint scamper. A tiny legs making
their way quickly across the hardwood floor.

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Eight tiny light. My eyes were
immediately drawn to it. A large spider

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about the size of a tea plate, gray and black, was walking around

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Marcos like a predator sizing up its
prey. I held back a screen,

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then reached for the first thing I
could find. The fireplace shoveled, I

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raised it over my head and brought
it down, crashing onto the large spider.

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I checked on Marcos, my heart
rapidly beating. I could still hear

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faint breathing. I called nine one
one, and within minutes, Marcos,

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the children, and I were on
our way to the hospital, which brings

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us to now. I can't pronounce
the type of spider. The doctor told

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me it was only thought it was
exotic and not even from this area.

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That I was lucky to find him
when I did, and with the description

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I gave, made it easier to
treat and save him. I waited till

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morning till Marcos was conscious. When
the doctors assured me he'd be fine,

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I dropped the kids off at my
mother's house and just told her that they

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were tired and I needed to spend
more time at the hospital before bringing Marcos

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home, and then made a bee
line for our house. I found Lizzie

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where I left her. As I
approached, I heard it. I'm sorry.

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I was fighting back the urge to
engage with it, to talk to

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it, to let it alone,
blame it, but it was the only

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answer. I hustled into the car, and well, here I am pulling

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into the Western Hills mall parking a
lot. Lucky for me. That Everything

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Emporium is just right by that entrance, just down the hall. And no,

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no, no, no, it
was open the other day. How

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was it closed? An empty?
How, ma'am? Can can I help

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you? Are? Are you all
right? That Everything Emporium? I need

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to return this stall, but it's
empty. Closed. Yeah, mall stores

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do that. I guess that doll's
yours now for good. I'm sorry.
