Bela walks through a beautiful forest with orange, brown and red leaves. A beautiful place. She looked up and saw a squirrel standing on a branch above. She grabbed some berries from a bush, holding it above her head. The squirrel ran to her and dropped an acorn. She looked where the acorn had dropped and saw a grave. 'It looks dry. I'll get it some water.' she though to herself. She pulled on a bucket that was tied to a tree. "I can't pull it down. The rope's too strong and I'm not heavy enough."  She sat besides the tree and saw a few stones. 'I can weigh it down.' Bela stood and grabbed them. They weight down the rope and when she pulled on it, it fell. She placed it in a well next to the tree. She got water and poured it on the acorn.

A pretty yellow flower bloomed over the grave and the name 'Katyusha' is shown. Bela stared at it. "Katyusha Braginsky… Born August 24, XXXX… Died July 19, XXXX… Taken early by illness…" Bela's eyes teared up and her knees became weak. She fell to the ground. "Oh sister." Kay walked up behind her, slightly see through. "Deep down you knew..." "I didn't want it to be true. I didn't want to spend the rest of my life without you." Kat put her hand on her shoulder. "Life goes on Bela." She gritted her teeth.  "No. Not for me. I need you! I can't stand it! There is no me without you." Kat smiled. "Do you remember when we were kids? You used to bring your nightlight every time you snuck into my bed. It was yellow and in the shape of something..." "A star." "It used to light up the room so beautifully. We'd just stare at the patterns it made on the ceiling for hours and pretend it was magic." Bela smiled a little, tears flowing down her cheeks. "I was so afraid of the dark. Of being alone." Kat moved away slighty. "Bela, your nightlight is gone." Bela looked up, scared. "No!" "But you won't be in the dark forever. The sun will come up." Bela looked down. "It just hurts so much." Kat nodded. "The wounds will heal." Bela jumped up and held Kat. "I'll never forget you, sister! Never! I'll remember everything we shared and hold it so tight. I'll tell everyone what you meant to me and cry every time. I'll never forget what we had. I'll never forget..."

Stage One: Denial

Stage Two: Bargaining

Stage Three: Depression

Stage Four: Acceptance

Bela and Kat stood at the edge of a cliff. "Will I ever see you again?" Bela asked quietly. Kat looked at her then up at the sky. "I don't know." Her body disappeared but her voice remained. 

"How tightly can you close your eyes?"