Taube silently thought to herself a quote from some person, the one that she thought most described her. 'I like the rain: No one can see me cry.' Then she suddenly turned. "I'm going inside: I need to think. And don't even try me with something like 'I know that this must be upsetting,' because I have heard that more than enough times to last a lifetime. Trust me, after a while, that crap really starts to show for what it is: naught. Nothing. Pointless. It only makes me feel worse than I actually do." Taube said, and ran off, not bothering to hold the umbrella. She could disguise her crying, her sadness, her weeping. And she knew, nothing could comfort her. Nothing at all.