Edwards' house. I counted out $60.00 in the Yankee paper money, and Mr. Adkins and I shook hands to seal the deal.Swan fed me while we were on the way... to meet with Mr. Edwards; she took her job very seriously."I introduced Swan and myself to Mr. Edwards. I told him I was representing the Cherokee tribal council and would like to hire him to survey and mark the lands granted in this treaty," I said, and handed it to him to look over.After he had taken time to read it over, he said, "This is a. I remembered we all laughed a lot, and mom hardly ever got angry or cried like she does now a lot. And then it all changed. Dad went away, mom cried all the time and things were not so good anymore. Oh yes, I remembered.But finally it was three thirty and the bell rang for the last class of the day. I grabbed my books, slammed them in my locker and spun the combination lock before heading to the huge double doors in the front of the school. They would be open now, and kids would be pouring out,. Eiji: Who are... (remembering) My brother!(At the other side of the clearing is a grave mound, with the notched sword sticking out of the ground as a marker.)Misao: By the time we found him he was already... Eiji (breaking into tears): Dammit. Dammit!Kenshin: What happened? Can you tell us?Eiji: What's the use telling a stranger?Kenshin: I am going to Kyoto to meet Shishio.(Both Eiji and Misao look shocked. Kenshin returns their gaze.)Eiji: Shishio's followers came on us suddenly two years ago.. "Yes," she said. I turned slowly and looked back at the swinging door I'd just come through. "She's here?" said Joanna. I nodded slightly. "Oh my god!" she said. "Yeah, that," I said. "Well," said Joanna. "Well what?" I said. "You know what, Red," she said. I sighed and nodded. "Okay, I guess so," I said. She nodded toward the door coaxing me to go through it. I turned and went out to face the music. She'd taken a seat in a booth. I picked up the coffee pot and headed for her. "Coffee,.