"Hikaru, tomorrow when we pick up clothes, will we pick up clothes for every person joining us?"
 
Jeanette Isabelle

"We also need to get gas and food on this little journey. And the more people we get, the more mouths we got to feed and the more bare asses we got to clothes. They need to put in their fair share of work, no one is not going to be without some sort of responsibility to do, especially those we save. So you two can figure it out - but what are Chihiro and Danielle do starting tomorrow? And this Gabrielle when we find her? I do not care if you think its mean to think like this, but with the two campers we can support 10 to 14 kids. If one of them gets out of line and we lose their respect, they are going to end up on the side of the road by themselves. Because if we allow it to continue, it will be 'The Lord of the Flies' here. They will find the box of money and who knows what they will do to us in our sleep but the box of money will be gone along with the other valuables. That I am not going to allow to happen. Not by some street rat we rescued." Fernando tells her.

"You girls will need to learn more, and we will teach it. But in my life I was a life guard, teacher, police officer, federal agent, summer camp director, emt and father to 6 girls. I believe in respecting a child and the child will respecting me back." Fernando tells them. He then turns to Jeanette, "The box where you found the blankets and things under the bench is where we can empty the box. I think it has a lock if not I can put one on later when we get a lock. Then we can use the empty box for other things. I need to check this camper's storage box under its bench seat for a sleeping bag."

"Fernando, what do you need me to do?" Hikaru is mindful of the fact that the sooner the chores are done, the more time Chihiro has to find Baroness Louise. Hikaru knows what is at stake and knows this will not be easy.

"Okay." Hikaru gets up and walks to the other Camper. The sun is setting but there's still light.
 
In the second Camper, she checks the storage box since in the first Camper that is where Jeanette found the sheets, blankets and pillows. Inside are more sheets, blankets and pillows. And, as Fernando said, there's a sleeping bag. She pulls it out. She does not unroll it but it looks big enough. She puts it back in and closes the box.
 
Hikaru returns to the first Camper. "I did not unroll it to check, in the storage box of the other Camper there's a large sleeping bag. By the way, I imagine you are getting sleepy. You arrived from the Eastern Time zone, the rest of us are from the Central Time zone and we're in the Pacific Time zone. In her journal, Jeanette states she believes she was transported fifty-six years to the minute. Factor in the change in the time zones . . . this is a long day for all of us."