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Right now, though, Faith's line about the two of them making one whole Slayer wasn't entirely a joke. Looking over at the other grave, Buffy saw that Faith's black eye had finally healed, but she had a cast on her right wrist—amusingly, a mirror image of the one on Giles's left—and Buffy had been able to tell from the way Faith walked that her cracked ribs weren't a hundred percent yet, either. It had been a brutal fight against the creatures that the Sisterhood of Jhe called forth from the Hellmouth, and it had taken a Testking 220-601 supreme effort from Buffy, Faith, and Angel on the physical side and Giles and Willow on the magical to avert the end of the world. Indicating Buffy's sling with her head, Faith asked, "So when you getting that thing off?" "Tomorrow. The day of the stupid assembly." Faith grinned. "You mean there are assemblies that aren't stupid?" TOMMY TODD'S STORY "Mother, how many more stations before we'll be home?" "Oh, quite a number, dear. Sit back and rest yourself. I thought you liked it on the train." "I do; but it's so long to sit still." The little fellow Testking VCP-101V who had asked the question turned to his golden-haired sister, who sat in the seat with him."Aren't you tired, Flossie?" he asked. "Yes, Freddie, I am!" exclaimed Flossie. "And I want a drink of water." "Dinah will get it for you," said Mother Bobbsey. "My! But you are a thirsty little girl." "Indeed and that's what she am!" exclaimed a fat, good-natured looking African-American woman, smiling at the little girl. Dinah was the Bobbsey family cook. She had been with them so long that she used to say, and do, just what she pleased. "This is the forty-sixteen time I've done bin down to the end of the car Testking VCP-310 gittin' Miss Flossie a drink of water. And the train rocks so, like a cradle, that I done most upset every time. But I'll git you another cup of water, Flossie lamb!" "And if you're going to upset, and fall down, Dinah, please do it where we can see you," begged Freddie. "Nothing has happened since we got on this train. Do upset, Dinah!" "Yes, I want to see it, too," added Flossie. "Here, Freddie, you can have my place at the window, and I'll take yours on the outside. Then I can see Dinah better when the car upsets her."