"Power coming on in three, two, one," Gabriel counted down. He had just finished when the generator started running. Success. Backing up, the man breathed a sigh of relief. Turning to Mommy, he remarked, "Thank you for your help."

"Oh, no need to thank me," Mommy dismissed the claim with a wave of her hand. Jabbing her thumb over her shoulder, she commented, "We should go and get that jumper cable plugged into the room under the statue." Nodding his head, Gabriel replied, "Right, let's go."

"Well, I'll at least see you to the front door of Home Sweet Home. You'll need to be the one to plug in the cable," Mommy pointed out thoughtfully. Looking up at the giant spider-like toy, Gabriel questioned, "What? You're not coming with me?" Shaking her head, Mommy answered with a question of her own, "Does Poppy believe I am dead?"

"She... she does," Gabriel replied, remembering what he had told Poppy. He had lied to the small china doll, keeping the fact that Mommy was still alive and well from her. As far as he knew, Poppy still didn't know the truth of what happened in the room with the grinder. Rubbing his arm, he confirmed, "She shouldn't have a clue."

"And we should keep it that way for now. I can only imagine how she would feel if she ever found out the truth," Mommy wisely stated. Gabriel could see the wisdom behind her words. Considering Poppy had been crazy enough to change the train's course, he didn't want to think what would happen if she learned Mommy was alive. Yes, it was best that the doll was left in the dark for now.

"You'll still be close by if I ever need help, right?" Gabriel asked as the pair entered the lobby of Home Sweet Home. Resting her hand on his shoulder, Mommy smiled warmly and declared, "Why of course Gabriel, Mommy will always be there to help you!" Grinning, the middle aged man remarked, "I'm glad to hear that."

"Goodbye Gabriel, I will see you later. And please, do be careful," Mommy bid farewell. She crept back into the depths of the old haunted house, presumably to find a way out that wasn't in full view of any onlookers. Marching up to the front door, Gabriel opened it and stepped outside of Home Sweet Home.

It was nighttime in Playcare. The lights were dim, a fake moon shone above and the street lights were turned on. All was still and quiet. Humming to himself, Gabriel walked down the front steps to go grab the jumper cable.

That's when he was suddenly tackled to the ground.