Hah! I’ll show them! I’ll stick out my tongue!
Feb 20, 2008 in The Cloth Walls
Well, even though my motor control is lacking, it appears that I’ve began to overcome the disabling phase. I now can stick my tongue out on command! That’s right; Now I can show disrespect to my captors! I can do it all day and all night too. It felt good to do it for the first while; At first doing it when noone was looking, but after a while I got brave and did it to their face. What happened next? I’ll tell you! They acknowledged it by sticking their tongues out right back at me!
Every time I do it now and they see it, they’ll do it right back at me. Its like they mock me, making fun of me. I will show them. Wait until I can start grabbing things. I’ll grab the woman’s hair and yank it for all I’m worth. I’ll show her!
Unfortunately, my male guard won’t be so easy; With a lack of hair except on the side of his head, it may be a little more difficult to do this task. I will need to find another technique to exact revenge upon him. Maybe a well-placed vomit or other bodily movement will teach him. Yes, I will show him, by covering him in my own creations!
On another topic, I’m starting to come to terms with the fact that I am indeed trapped inside a baby’s body. I’ve been doing a little research when I can to see if I can find out more on what I can expect, and maybe ways I could improve the process. As that I do not remember my past life, I do not know if I was a parent myself or in a situation which dictated the need to handle newborns. I wish I could regain my memories of the past. Alas, all I can remember is the wretched womb I was once entombed within.
It does almost take the entire sense of victory from my escape however; How much that I did really affect my exit from there? Could I have acted different to force the hand of my captors to undo their doings? I hope in time I may learn the truth, but I suspect I may never know.
Now, on to continuing my new way of communicating to avoid detection, and maybe a little more progress on my other ‘idea’.
