He can see her. The look on his face absolutely destroys her. She's dead, but she can still feel her heart breaking for him. She knows that this isn't good for him. That he needs to let go and move on. But the part of her that's clinging hold of the life she never got to experience thanks to an early death makes her cling hold of his hands a little tighter.
No letting go, Chrissy. This is your one and only chance.]
I don't want to go.
[Somehow, she's capable of crying, even when she's a ghost. Maybe she's just a big crybaby, because all she can do at first is just cry. None of this is fair. Her death, the fact that they never really had a chance. The state Eddie is in now is absolutely devastating, and she wishes she could do anything to make it better.]
I just don't know if I can stay.
[But he can be reassured by the fact she's going to fight like hell to be able to. Her smile is flat, and she's in no way corporeal. But she's here, looking very much like a frightened girl that doesn't understand what's happening.]
Can you really see me? [She pauses, her hand pressing against his cheek.] And feel me?
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He can see her. The look on his face absolutely destroys her. She's dead, but she can still feel her heart breaking for him. She knows that this isn't good for him. That he needs to let go and move on. But the part of her that's clinging hold of the life she never got to experience thanks to an early death makes her cling hold of his hands a little tighter.
No letting go, Chrissy. This is your one and only chance.]
I don't want to go.
[Somehow, she's capable of crying, even when she's a ghost. Maybe she's just a big crybaby, because all she can do at first is just cry. None of this is fair. Her death, the fact that they never really had a chance. The state Eddie is in now is absolutely devastating, and she wishes she could do anything to make it better.]
I just don't know if I can stay.
[But he can be reassured by the fact she's going to fight like hell to be able to. Her smile is flat, and she's in no way corporeal. But she's here, looking very much like a frightened girl that doesn't understand what's happening.]
Can you really see me? [She pauses, her hand pressing against his cheek.] And feel me?