Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng recounts his encounter with the talking corpse to Little Red Riding Hood, Eileen, and Huli.
• They find the Weeper statue in the corridor, confirming the deceased's information.
• Little Red Riding Hood explains that the Angel Cultists are extremely dangerous and should be avoided.
• Yu Sheng decides to trigger the 'curtain call' by creating an unexpected, large-scale event without involving the security guards.
• Thunderous applause erupts throughout the museum, indicating that the 'curtain call' has been achieved.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng demonstrates his quick thinking and adaptability in handling unexpected situations.
• Little Red Riding Hood shows concern for Yu Sheng's safety and warns him about the Angel Cultists.
• Huli remains enthusiastic and eager to assist Yu Sheng, even in potentially destructive tasks.

Significant Themes

• The unpredictable nature of the Otherworld and its 'Museum Night' events.
• The danger and irrationality of the Angel Cultists.
• The importance of quick thinking and adaptability in facing unexpected challenges.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng shares his experiences with the others, fostering a sense of teamwork and mutual support.
• Little Red Riding Hood provides guidance and warnings to Yu Sheng, demonstrating her role as a mentor.
• Huli eagerly assists Yu Sheng, showcasing her loyalty and eagerness to please.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Museum transforms back to the theater after the 'curtain call' triggered by the Nine-tailed Fox's tails detonation.
• Yu Sheng and the group leave the theater and return to the city via the ticket booth.
• Little Red Riding Hood retrieves the "Weeper" sculpture and plans to investigate the commission's background.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng shows concern for Little Red Riding Hood's well-being and appreciates her care for others.
• Little Red Riding Hood reveals she has younger members in her organization, 'Fairy Tale,' which might contribute to her protective nature.
• Eileen displays her spiritual intuition, picking up on Baili Qing's possible cursing during their phone call.

Significant Themes

• The 'Museum Night' rules and the 'Theater' as an entrance and exit.
• The 'curtain call' condition and deviation from the 'stage' to trigger an exit.
• The convenience and risks of opening doors to other realms.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Little Red Riding Hood part ways, with Little Red Riding Hood taking the "Weeper" sculpture to complete the task and investigate the commission's background.
• Yu Sheng calls Baili Qing to inform her about opening a door, showing consideration for the Special Operations Bureau's monitoring team.
• Eileen displays her spiritual intuition, providing insight into Baili Qing's possible reaction during their phone call.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Baili Qing, awake at night, receives a call from the mysterious inhabitant of No. 66 Wutong Road.
• She contacts her other self, a disembodied entity, to discuss recent events: the giant eye in Nightfall Valley, the potential increase in Dark Angels, and the enigma of No. 66 Wutong Road.
• Yu Sheng struggles to sleep, his mind racing with new information about Otherworlds, Angel Cultists, and his encounter with the dead victim.

Character Developments

• Baili Qing shows concern and worry about the potential threats from Dark Angels and the unknown entity at No. 66 Wutong Road.
• Yu Sheng grapples with the implications of his encounter with the dead victim and searches for information about "Spirit Talk."

Significant Themes

• The unknown and potentially dangerous nature of Dark Angels and their world.
• The enigma of No. 66 Wutong Road and its inhabitant.
• The struggle to cope with new, disturbing information and experiences.

Character Interactions

• Baili Qing interacts with her other self, seeking information and discussing their shared concerns.
• Yu Sheng's interaction with Eileen, who is sleepwalking and reciting lines from Little Red Riding Hood, adds a layer of absurdity to his sleepless night.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng, unable to sleep, decides to explore alchemy using his own blood as a curiosity.
• He attempts spirit channeling and infusing his blood with spirituality but fails.
• He mixes his blood with clay and tries to animate an arm, with no success.
• Yu Sheng becomes engrossed in crafting a complete doll body, including a head, for practice and as a surprise for Eileen.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng's curiosity and enthusiasm for alchemy and doll-making grow.
• He becomes more patient and meticulous in his crafting, aiming to improve his skills.

Significant Themes

• The power of blood as a natural alchemical curiosity.
• The process of learning and improving skills through practice.
• The relationship between Yu Sheng and Eileen, with Yu Sheng wanting to surprise her with a new body.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng interacts with Eileen's sleeping form, but she doesn't wake up.
• There's no direct interaction with other characters in this chapter, as Yu Sheng is alone in the attic.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng completes a practice doll for Eileen in the attic.
• The doll suddenly comes to life and has Eileen's consciousness.
• Eileen wakes up in her original body downstairs, experiencing two sets of vision and sensations.
• Yu Sheng brings the new doll to Eileen's room, where they both confirm it's the same consciousness in two bodies.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng: Shows dedication and curiosity in his experiments, but also feels guilty for the unexpected outcome.
• Eileen: Initially confused and disoriented, she quickly adapts to her new situation and expresses frustration towards Yu Sheng.

Significant Themes

• Consequences of experimentation and curiosity.
• The nature of consciousness and identity.
• The unexpected and uncontrollable aspects of magic and alchemy.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Eileen: Their relationship is tested as Eileen reacts to her new body, and Yu Sheng struggles to explain his actions.
• Eileen and her new body: They interact with each other, confirming they share the same consciousness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Eileen, now in two bodies, realizes one can move beyond the painting's five-meter limit.
• Yu Sheng and Eileen deduce that the painting is the main body, and the other shell is a 'sub-body'.
• They plan further tests to understand the sub-body's capabilities and Eileen's adaptation to two shells.
• Yu Sheng wakes up Huli to assist in these tests.

Character Developments

• Eileen: Struggles with having two bodies, experiences 'dizziness' and lack of immersion in the sub-body.
• Yu Sheng: Shows initiative in problem-solving, suggests tests to understand the situation better.
• Huli: Initially confused and sleepy, shows admiration for Eileen's 'Immortal' abilities, but is quickly corrected.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation: Eileen must adapt to having two bodies.
• Experimentation: Yu Sheng and Eileen plan tests to understand the new situation.
• Power of Names: The idea that names have power is introduced, potentially explaining how Yu Sheng's blood activated the sub-body.

Character Interactions

• Eileen and Yu Sheng: Collaborate to understand the new situation, with Eileen providing alchemy knowledge and Yu Sheng suggesting tests.
• Eileen and Huli: Huli is initially confused by seeing two Eileens, but quickly accepts the situation.
• Yu Sheng and Huli: Yu Sheng wakes Huli up to assist in the tests, showing he values her help.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng instructs Huli to take Eileen's oil painting to the attic.
• Eileen's doll bodies lose power when separated from the oil painting.
• Yu Sheng decides to test Eileen's bodies' range while carrying the oil painting.
• Yu Sheng plans to buy supplies for their trip to the valley, including food, seeds, farming tools, and building materials.

Character Developments

• Eileen adapts quickly to having two bodies, speaking simultaneously from both.
• Yu Sheng becomes increasingly concerned about his financial situation, considering selling a "disaster relief fund" item to make ends meet.

Significant Themes

• Financial strain and the need to balance expenses and income.
• Adaptability and rapid learning, as seen in Eileen's quick adjustment to her new state.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Eileen discuss their shopping list and travel plans.
• Eileen expresses her desire for new clothes and Yu Sheng's concern for her well-being.
• Yu Sheng and Huli discuss their mode of transportation and Eileen's "disguise" for the trip.
• Yu Sheng and Eileen banter about their future plans, including buying a car or electric scooter.
• Eileen's reaction to Ren Wenwen's unexpected appearance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ren Wenwen, a Special Operations Bureau employee, gives Yu Sheng and his companions a ride to the North Entrance of Huaiyang Street.
• Yu Sheng discovers a "Node" set up by the Special Operations Bureau near the Farmers Market and records the coordinates for future use.
• Yu Sheng goes on a shopping spree at the market, buying food, vegetable seeds, tools, and chicks for Huli to carry in her tail.

Character Developments

• Ren Wenwen is introduced as a friendly and enthusiastic Special Operations Bureau employee who is a fan of Yu Sheng's books.
• Yu Sheng is shown to be resourceful and practical, planning for the future by buying supplies and seeds for his valley farm.

Significant Themes

• The coexistence of the ordinary and extraordinary in Boundary City, with Otherworlds and "Nodes" hidden in plain sight.
• Yu Sheng's practicality and resourcefulness in preparing for the future and making the most of his situation.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Ren Wenwen interact briefly, with Ren Wenwen trying to gather information about Yu Sheng's new book and Yu Sheng trying to avoid discussing it.
• Yu Sheng, Huli, and Eileen work together to buy supplies, with Huli carrying the items in her tail and Eileen expressing her surprise and amusement at Yu Sheng's plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng, Eileen, and Huli go shopping for supplies, including chicks for raising.
• Yu Sheng discovers a new 'Open Door' function in Border Communication.
• Upon returning home, Eileen tests her control over both bodies, with mixed results.
• Yu Sheng decides to set up a camp in the Valley and clears land for farming.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng shows enthusiasm for farming and raising chickens, despite his lack of knowledge.
• Eileen improves her control over her two bodies, but struggles with direct control.
• Huli shows affection for the chicks and names them 'White Cut' and 'Salt Baked'.

Significant Themes

• Yu Sheng's enthusiasm for farming and his long-term plans for the Valley.
• Eileen's struggle with controlling two bodies simultaneously and her desire to test her abilities in the Valley.
• The Valley's unique environment and its potential impact on plant growth.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Eileen bicker playfully throughout the chapter, showcasing their growing bond.
• Huli's interaction with the chicks highlights her nurturing side.
• Yu Sheng's connection with the Valley deepens as he clears land, demonstrating his growing control over the environment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng constructs a platform and a shelter in the Otherworld valley, planning to use it as a base.
• He tests the remote control distance of Eileen's new doll body by sending her and Huli to the other end of the valley.
• Yu Sheng opens a Great Door to a distant, ordinary forest to further test Eileen's body's range.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng demonstrates his growing control over the Otherworld's environment, constructing a platform and shelter with ease.
• Eileen shows concern for her safety when Yu Sheng suggests testing her body's range in a distant forest.

Significant Themes

• Exploration and testing of the Otherworld's capabilities and limits.
• Yu Sheng's growing mastery over his powers and the Otherworld.
• Eileen's concern for her safety, highlighting her growing attachment to her new body and Yu Sheng.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng, Eileen, and Huli work together to test Eileen's body's remote control distance.
• Eileen and Huli banter about Yu Sheng's potential Immortal titles, with Eileen teasingly suggesting "civil engineering Immortal" and "cooking Immortal."
• Eileen expresses hesitation about the safety of the distant forest, showing concern for her well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng and Eileen pass through a new Great Door to a tropical rainforest.
• Eileen discovers she can still sense her other body and control it, though its performance is weaker.
• They return to the valley, and Yu Sheng summarizes the rules of Eileen's new bodies.
• Eileen reveals she can control her secondary body with minimal energy and that it has autonomous instincts.
• Yu Sheng suggests creating more bodies to test Eileen's control limits.
• He also proposes experimenting with new materials and processes to strengthen Eileen's bodies.

Character Developments

• Eileen learns to control her secondary body more efficiently and discovers its autonomous instincts.
• Yu Sheng becomes more cautious and conservative, prioritizing Eileen's safety.
• Both Eileen and Yu Sheng show curiosity and willingness to explore new ideas.

Significant Themes

• Experimentation and discovery: Yu Sheng's and Eileen's curiosity drives them to test new ideas and possibilities.
• Adaptability: Both characters adapt quickly to new situations and changes.
• Collaboration: They work together to explore and understand Eileen's new bodies.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Eileen have a playful exchange about Eileen using Yu Sheng's game account.
• They discuss the rules and capabilities of Eileen's new bodies, leading to Yu Sheng's idea of creating more bodies.
• Yu Sheng shares his thoughts on strengthening Eileen's bodies, causing Eileen to express shock and concern.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng presents an unusual idea to create a doll body using rebar and cement, which Eileen finds bizarre but intriguing.
• Yu Sheng plans to build a chicken coop in the valley and raise chickens with Huli's help.
• He also plans to create a permanent entrance to the valley for Eileen and Huli to use without him.
• Yu Sheng discovers there's cell signal in the valley, which surprises him.

Character Developments

• Eileen: Becomes more open to Yu Sheng's unconventional ideas and shows interest in his plans.
• Huli: Demonstrates affection towards the chickens and asks Yu Sheng to let her raise two chicks as pets.
• Yu Sheng: Shows excitement and dedication in his plans for the valley and the Inn.

Significant Themes

• Unconventional ideas and creativity: Yu Sheng's unique perspective leads to innovative plans, challenging the norm.
• Teamwork and collaboration: Yu Sheng considers Eileen and Huli's needs in his plans, fostering a sense of teamwork.
• The valley's revival: The valley's recovery symbolizes hope and new beginnings, reflecting Yu Sheng's positive influence.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Eileen: They discuss Yu Sheng's ideas, with Eileen showing initial skepticism but eventually showing interest and support.
• Yu Sheng and Huli: Huli asks Yu Sheng for permission to raise two chicks as pets, showcasing their affectionate bond.
• Yu Sheng and the valley: Yu Sheng interacts with the valley, appreciating its beauty and planning its development, demonstrating his connection to the Otherworld.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng expects a visit from the Special Operations Bureau due to the museum incident and is surprised by the presence of Song Cheng, the captain of the Second Brigade.
• Song Cheng visits No. 66 Wutong Road to confirm details about the Angel Cultists and deliver the Inn's legal registration documents, including digital data disks for communication with the Special Operations Bureau.
• The captain offers a reward for Yu Sheng's assistance in the Angel Cultists case.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng shows curiosity and adaptability in interacting with the Special Operations Bureau representatives.
• Eileen and Huli exhibit their unique abilities and behaviors, causing surprise and slight discomfort to the visitors.
• Song Cheng demonstrates professionalism and seriousness in his duties, while also showing a hint of bewilderment at the unusual environment of No. 66 Wutong Road.

Significant Themes

• The theme of cooperation and mutual benefit between the Inn and the Special Operations Bureau is further explored.
• The unusual and sometimes unsettling nature of the Crossroads and its inhabitants is highlighted through the visitors' reactions to Eileen and Huli.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng interacts with Song Cheng, Li Lin, and Xu Jiali, displaying a mix of curiosity, humor, and professionalism.
• Eileen and Huli exhibit their unique personalities and abilities, causing surprise and slight discomfort to the visitors.
• Song Cheng, Li Lin, and Xu Jiali interact with each other, showing deference to their superior, Song Cheng, and bewilderment at the unusual environment of No. 66 Wutong Road.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng receives a high reward from the Special Operations Bureau for his role in the Angel Cult case.
• Song Cheng discusses the nature of 'Angel Cultists' and 'Dark Angels' with Yu Sheng, revealing the existence of the 'First Angel' or 'Tree Angel'.
• The 'Tree Angel' is described as a massive inverted tree hanging in the sky, emitting strong mental interference and causing those who look at it to believe they are part of the tree.
• The 'Tree Angel' has appeared in both Otherworlds and the real world, causing significant destruction and casualties.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng gains a deeper understanding of the danger posed by 'Dark Angels' and the importance of his role as a Spirit Realm Detective.
• Song Cheng demonstrates his knowledge and experience in dealing with 'Dark Angels', showing his professionalism and seriousness.

Significant Themes

• The danger and unpredictability of 'Dark Angels'.
• The importance of understanding and preparing for potential threats.
• The consequences of prolonged exposure to 'Dark Angels'.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Song Cheng have a serious discussion about 'Dark Angels', with Song Cheng providing valuable information and insights.
• Eileen expresses her shock and concern about the danger posed by 'Dark Angels'.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng learns that Dark Angels are Invaders from outside the world.
• Song Cheng shares documents about various Dark Angels, including the Heka Star, which is about 4000 kilometers in diameter and broadcasts maddening signals.
• They discuss the influence of Dark Angels on the Otherworld and the existence of Angel Cultists who believe in their guidance.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng is shown to be curious and analytical, asking insightful questions about Dark Angels.
• Song Cheng is revealed to be more invested in Yu Sheng than other Spirit Realm Detectives due to the suspicion that Yu Sheng has the power to expel 'angels.'
• Eileen shows concern and asks about Angel Cultists.

Significant Themes

• The bizarre and powerful nature of Dark Angels.
• The influence of Dark Angels on the Otherworld and the real world.
• The existence of Angel Cultists and their belief in the guidance of Dark Angels.
• The danger of researching Dark Angels and the risk of being influenced by them.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Song Cheng have a professional and slightly tense relationship, with Song Cheng trying to convince Yu Sheng of the importance of his potential ability against Dark Angels.
• Yu Sheng and Eileen show concern for each other, with Eileen asking about Angel Cultists to understand the threat they pose.
• Song Cheng is serious and informative, providing detailed information about Dark Angels and their influence on the world.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dark Angels, invaders from beyond the world, are discussed. They are guided by fanatical cultists who have lost their humanity.
• The Dark Angels' bizarre forms, widespread pollution, and resistance to existing technology make them difficult to counter.
• The 'Angel Fall' operation, a large-scale attempt to kill a Dark Angel, is described. Although the angel was heavily injured, it eventually recovered and disappeared.
• The Special Operations Bureau believes that Dark Angels can be harmed and driven away, but finding ways to warn and trap them is crucial.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng refines his impression of Dark Angels and their cultists.
• Song Cheng, Xu Jiali, and Li Lin provide information about Dark Angels and the Special Operations Bureau's efforts to combat them.
• Eileen expresses admiration for human resilience in the face of such challenges.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against overwhelming odds and seemingly invincible foes.
• The importance of knowledge and understanding in combating the unknown.
• Human resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng interacts with Song Cheng, Xu Jiali, and Li Lin, learning about Dark Angels and the Special Operations Bureau's efforts.
• Eileen expresses her thoughts on the situation, showing understanding and admiration for the human response.
• Yu Sheng and Li Lin have a brief exchange, with Li Lin acknowledging Yu Sheng's role in their encounter with Dark Angels.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng meets with Song Cheng and his team from the Special Operations Bureau.
• Yu Sheng expresses his concern about deliveries and takeout not reaching his doorstep due to his house's unique nature.
• Song Cheng agrees to look into the issue and suggests setting up a dedicated collection point.
• Yu Sheng asks about the progress on Eileen's and Huli's cases. Song Cheng reports no news yet.
• Yu Sheng agrees to let the Special Operations Bureau take Huli's hair samples for investigation.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng: Shows understanding and patience in dealing with the Special Operations Bureau's peculiarities. He also demonstrates care for Huli and Eileen's feelings and well-being.
• Song Cheng: Shows professionalism and understanding in handling Yu Sheng's unique situation. He also exhibits a willingness to help, following Director Baili Qing's instructions.
• Huli: Shows embarrassment and a desire to be more responsible for her actions, particularly regarding her shedding fur.
• Eileen: Expresses concern for the world's safety and order, challenging Yu Sheng's perception of her.

Significant Themes

• The peculiarities of Yu Sheng's living situation and the challenges it poses.
• The Special Operations Bureau's role in managing and assisting "special individuals" in the Crossroads.
• The motivations behind human actions, such as the Angel Cultists' desire for knowledge and power.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and Song Cheng: They discuss Yu Sheng's delivery issue and the cases of Eileen and Huli. Song Cheng agrees to help with Yu Sheng's problem and takes Huli's hair samples.
• Yu Sheng and Huli: Yu Sheng reassures Huli after she feels embarrassed about her fur shedding. He also gives her tasks to help around the house.
• Yu Sheng and Eileen: Eileen expresses her concern about the Angel Cultists, challenging Yu Sheng's perception of her. Yu Sheng reassures her about her nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng falls asleep and enters a strange, boundless, dim forest in his dream.
• He encounters a talking squirrel that warns him about a wolf and mentions a character named Little Red Riding Hood.
• Yu Sheng learns that he's in Little Red Riding Hood's dream, and she's being chased by a wolf.
• The squirrel warns Yu Sheng about the approaching wolf, and they start to run.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng: Becomes more alert and proactive in this strange dream, trying to understand and navigate his situation.
• The Squirrel: Initially appears as a harmless, talking animal but reveals knowledge about the dream and the danger approaching, showing a human-like understanding and concern for Yu Sheng's safety.

Significant Themes

• Dreams and reality: Yu Sheng struggles to distinguish between his dream and reality, highlighting the theme of dreams as a reflection of one's subconscious or external influences.
• The power of storytelling: The mention of Little Red Riding Hood suggests that this dream is influenced by a well-known fairy tale, emphasizing the power of stories and their impact on our collective consciousness.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and the Squirrel: They interact briefly, with the squirrel providing crucial information and guidance to Yu Sheng, forming a temporary alliance in the face of danger.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng is pursued by an unseen wolf pack in a dark forest.
• He encounters a talking squirrel that guides him to a safe path illuminated by warm lights.
• The wolves disappear once Yu Sheng reaches the illuminated path.
• Yu Sheng learns that the forest is not just a dream but an Otherworld where Little Red Riding Hood is relentlessly pursued by wolves when she sleeps.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng demonstrates courage and determination in facing the unknown and the supernatural.
• The squirrel reveals its intelligence and knowledge about the forest's rules, despite its eccentric behavior.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against the supernatural and the unknown.
• The importance of guidance and help in facing adversity (represented by the squirrel's assistance).
• The concept of adaptation and acceptance of one's circumstances (as hinted by the squirrel's mention of becoming a part of the forest).

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and the squirrel: Yu Sheng seeks information from the squirrel, who initially seems reluctant but eventually provides guidance and assistance. Their interaction is marked by Yu Sheng's seriousness and the squirrel's eccentricity.
• Yu Sheng and the unseen wolf pack: Although not directly interacting, Yu Sheng's fear and determination in the face of the pursuing wolves highlight his character.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yu Sheng encounters a talking squirrel in the Black Forest, which he suspects is an entity from the "Fairy Tale Otherworld."
• The squirrel reveals that the forest is experiencing an unprecedented situation with Yu Sheng's presence and warns him about the dangers of being lured off the path by tempting illusions.
• Yu Sheng encounters various enticing illusions along the path, including high-tech gadgets and a fishing setup, which he resists.
• He reaches a cabin with a warm light, where he sees no one inside, indicating it's safe to enter. He and the squirrel enter the cabin to rest, and the wolf howls outside seem to recede.

Character Developments

• Yu Sheng demonstrates curiosity, caution, and self-control as he navigates the forest and resists its temptations.
• The squirrel shows intelligence, knowledge of the forest's rules, and concern for Yu Sheng's safety.

Significant Themes

• The dangers of temptation and the importance of self-control.
• The blurring of reality and illusion in the forest, reflecting the mind's susceptibility to deception.
• The power of light and warmth to dispel fear and unease.

Character Interactions

• Yu Sheng and the squirrel form a temporary alliance, with the squirrel guiding Yu Sheng through the forest and providing crucial information.
• Yu Sheng's internal dialogue reveals his thoughts and feelings, while his actions show his determination to resist the forest's temptations.
• The squirrel's dialogue and actions display its anxiety and eagerness to find safety in the cabin.