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Summary: Myself and two friends end-up in Middle-Earth and meet the fellowship. Might have some romance.
Important A/N – My twin came up with the idea and the basic plotline. This is a different version of her story, 'Song in the silence, Knowledge of the heart', written under the pen name Nathalia Potter. All credit goes to her.
Interlude
- - - - - - - - Mrs. Skillman's Point of view - - - - - - - - - -
We were sitting in the Emergency ward in Concord Hospital, all thinking about what had happened yesterday afternoon my husband and I had just left in the car to see if we could find Sophie since she had not been where I normally pick her up from, and because it was now 5:00, when the man on the radio announced that "At 3:41 this afternoon a drunken truck driver crashed his vehicle in to a 464 bus just outside a bank in Burwood as it was letting some passengers on, when the ambulance and the Police got to the scene, the bus driver was dead along with 15 of the 34 passengers, three PLC school girls were badly injured along with several other passengers who were immediately taken to Concord hospital, more news to follow at six o clock." We went to Concord hospital as quickly as we could, when we got there the lady at the front desk said that Sophie and her friends Sally and Robin were indeed the PLC girls that had been in the accident, and said that the three of them were now all in a coma, But we could go and sit with them if we wanted.
- - - - - - - - - - Mr. Skillman's point of view - - - - - - - - - -
I watched sadly as my wife cried at the sight of our daughter and only child, the doctor's had said that they didn't know when Sophie and her friends would wake up, or if they would wake up at all, the rose family and the Brian's had come to the hospital half a hour ago.
- - - - - - - - - - - Greg Rose's point of view - - - - - - - - - - -
It was now three hours since Sally, (my second oldest daughter) had been brought here because of a accident caused by a drunk driver, Alicia (my youngest daughter.) had to go to choir a hour ago, so Debbie had left to take her, that left my girl-friend Pat and my oldest daughter Natasha (Sally's twin sister.) alone waiting for news on whether or not Sally would regain conciseness, Natasha was currently talking to Robin's older sister who wanted to know if being eightteen allowed you to press charges against someone, I don't think that it is very likely but if they can't take this to court because of their age, then so god help me I will because that drunken man who ran into the bus Sally was on deserves to rot in jail for speeding and being drunk at the same time.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - Pat's point of view - - - - - - - - - - - -
I could not believe what had happened to Sally but who ever the truck driver had been then he had better be having charges pressed against him and getting taken to court because I don't think I could stand it if that man was still allowed on the road, and because from the sounds that are coming from the other room Natasha and Robin Brian's (one of the other two girls,) older sister were thinking about trying to get the man put in jail, and I didn't blame them since their twin sister and little sister were now both in coma's, I wouldn't mind helping them because out of all three of Greg's daughters Sally was the one who was glad to visit me on the girls last trip to San Diego and had told me that she didn't mind having me as a sort of Step-mother.
- - - - - - - - - - Natasha's point of view - - - - - - - - - - - -
I can't believe what happened today, the doctor's say that they don't know when Sally and her friends will wake up, or if they will wake up at all. I really hope that Sally wakes up not just because of the saying "Twin's are one soul in two bodies," but also because Sally and I are so close to each other, (When we were little we would even wear the same clothes.)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Rose's point of view - - - - - - - - - - -
Oh I hope that the doctors are wrong about there being a chance of Sally never waking up because although she was my second child there were times when I was so proud of her that it was surprising (I had been extremely proud when Sally became Tudor Captain for her class at the age of Seventeen.) and now I didn't know if Sally or either of her friends would ever wake up from the coma that they were now in.
- - - - - - - - - - - - 3rd persons point of view - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
The three girls have yet to awaken from their comas, it has been seven hours since they arrived here; their families haven't left them except to go to Work/ School. The hours become days, the days become weeks, and the weeks become months. The doctors are starting to lose hope that the girls will ever wake up, every weekend one or more of the other students in their class, and sometimes their teachers, come to visit and to see if they have awakened yet, but nothing has happened so far.
Meanwhile, worlds away, in a world that was created by J.R.R Tolkien and existed only in his books three girls were resting in a wood that was thought to be enchanted.
Winter Queens