Note: "Take it form here" meaning the laundry while Jeanette gets a clean apron.
 
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"Good grief, Karl. I've been using a washing machine since I was eight. Let Hollywood royalty show you how it's done." Jeanette approaches as she ties her apron strings. "This is a washing machine. It's used to wash laundry. The laundry is already in there so we'll skip to the next step. This is laundry soap. You put it in here. Next you'll need five gallons of water, it has to be clean water. Dirty water does not work as well. Close the lid and turn this puppy on. Do you have any questions?"
 
"No." Karl answers.
 
"Have at it, Champ. Remember, that's five gallons and don't forget to turn it on."
 
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Jeanette looks at the water. "That's two gallons. Why didn't you fill the bucket?"
 
"I did." Karl says.
 
Jeanette empties the water into the washing machine and hands the bucket back to Karl. "Are you capable of carrying a bucket of water without spilling most of it or do I have to do it myself?"
 
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Note: Muscles? LOL! Karl is of an average to slightly muscular build. thing is this: The human body is 10X stronger than the mind allows person to access. Case in point - Chimpanzees for as small as they are can rip a person apart from limb to limb, because unlike humans, Chimps have full access to that strength all the time. Humans have been known to do feats of strength in times of emergencies when their minds had snapped and they acted accordingly.
 
Because of past experience, some people can easily access this extra strength in a "fight or flight" situation. Martial Arts training can also give one access to this added strength. Fernando and Hondo can do this.  Karl has access to this strength as part of his being, and does not have this limitation that humans do.  
 
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Karl takes the bucket, mumbling to himself, "It's Karl..."
 
Once at the spigot, it takes a while for the bucket to fill up. When done, he covers the bucket before taking it back to Jeanette and places it by her feet.
 
 

"Books? How many do you have?" Jeanette probes.
 
"The last date I have is 2122. Are there more?" Ariel says and asks.
 
Jeanette members Moro saying the journal ends in 2122. "No. There are no more books." One of the things standing out in Jeanette's mind is the wording, as if Ariel believes the journals have already been written, meaning Jeanette knows what will happen before they happen.
 
Having read the journals, Ariel aught to know how Jeanette is able to write these things. Moro said, when published, the journal was not edited; that was before Jeanette crossed out Chihiro's real name from the journal.
 
Another problem is how did Ariel get a copy of her journals. "The books I wrote have never been available to the general public. How did you get a copy of them? Are you a Spirit?"
 
"No, I'm a mutant. So that's why I could not find any reference to them anywhere else."
 
"You mean to tell me you did not know those books, of events yet to come, are not for public viewing or knowledge?" Jeanette asks.
 
"That's correct."
 
"How did you get them?"
 
"Grandpa had them in his library. Growing up, every time I visited Grandma and Grandpa, I would read your books. For years I tried to find something that would tell me more, city and university libraries, the Internet. I did find things you referenced such as maps and a DVD of Hikaru's Fourth Grade play. What almost happened to Hikaru's sister? You said Hikaru almost lost Tsubasa."
 
"Hikaru never told me."
 
Ariel continues to answer Jeanette's question. "Grandpa never told where he got them. I wanted those books and I got them two years ago when he died."
 
"Why come to me knowing you would face a life and death situation? Don't tell me it's because you want to know more."
 
"Is it true there really is a time loop and that it can be broken?" Ariel asks.
 
"There really is a time loop and I believe it can be broken. I don't know what will happen if it does."
 
"That's heavy."
 
Jeanette subtly nods. "Yes, it is. You're here because of a decision I'm making or rather will make." Jeanette could only come to that conclusion through deduction.
 
"That's part of it, yes."
 
"You said you're a mutant. Did the Spirits or a Spirit send you?"
 
"No one has even suggested it. I came on my own."
 
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