"Was he on them because of what he did to Three?" Klaus asked but he didn't want an answer. It was scary. He didn't know One, he never had the displeasure of being near him but he knew of him and that was unsettling enough. "I don't talk to him. I'm not allowed. I haven't seen him in a long, long time." Not properly, at least.
"I saw out of the window once. In the medical bay. It's just more whiteness." He didn't understand the difference between window to the outside and glass panel in the hallway but in his mind, there was no world beyond here. There was only more and more white. "I don't know what a house is but I know they have windows and stairs."
"They do. And there is green outside. And blue." He was recalling some illustrations in a book he had been shown. Maybe it wasn't the most accurate image, but it was all he had to go on. Barty looked down at Klaus, while he played with his hair. "I can make you sleep. I can make you dream of a house." That seemed like a nice idea. "Then you can tell me all about it when you wake up."
"Only if you promise to make them let us see each other again too. I will beg. I will, I really will." Klaus promised as he curled up in Barty's lap and closed his eyes, smiling a little as he thought of blues and greens in the outside. Something other than white. Everything in this world was white, he craved colours so much. "Can you make me sleep happily? I want to see the house..."
He had no idea what one was so his mind would certainly have fun with that one.
"I promise. I'll always find a way to be with you." Whatever he would have to do to make it happen. "Be happy. Dream of nice things. In a house, just you and me." And Barty was determined to watch over his sleep and to keep whispering into his ear to make sure it would be restful and happy. "Close your eyes. Fall asleep. I'm here and you're with me."
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"I saw out of the window once. In the medical bay. It's just more whiteness." He didn't understand the difference between window to the outside and glass panel in the hallway but in his mind, there was no world beyond here. There was only more and more white. "I don't know what a house is but I know they have windows and stairs."
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He had no idea what one was so his mind would certainly have fun with that one.
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