A prisoner inside his own body, Wiley saw it all, felt it all, the past a monstrous kaleidoscope coursing through him as he struggled to push out the intruder.
Geelie's mother, dragged from her home by an angry, frightened populace, tied to a stake in the middle of town, struggling, raging, burning. The horror as one of her neighbors "mercifully" broke her older daughter's neck before tossing her body onto the flames beside her. The awful crushing fear that Geelie would join them on the fire.
More, Wiley felt a mother's pain and grief over what her child had become.
