Vincent van Gogh The Starry Night painting

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It was all over," her mother repeated. "In no time at all. The scanner went away; the panel-lights and the humming went back to normal; I could move my arms and legs again. I'd have thought I dreamt the whole thing -- just as everyone else thinks I did, if they believe I was there at all -- but I still felttender from the heat. You know. And when I went to get up I felt some wetness there -- all of a sudden, thiswetness. And as soon as I felt it, and moved, and felt it clear on up, I realized something hadgone all the way - - and it would have to be the GILES."
Despite her certainty, however -- which I was in better position to share than Anastasia -- Miss Hector had said nothing of the marvelous incident to anyone, even when the GILES was found missing next morning and Dr. Eierkopf had pressed her closely on her evening's work. Not until the fact of was unquestionable -- and unconcealable -- had she confessed it in a panic to her father, the then Chancellor