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Hiding Place

If a place is carefully hidden, softened with leaves, and shared with someone trusted, does it become a true home—or can it also deepen fear of the outside world? Merricat’s refuge beside the creek seems peaceful and protective, yet its secrecy raises a larger question: is safety found in belonging, or in making sure nobody can ever find you?

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The hiding place lies near the creek, beneath thick trees and branches, with a low entrance, a bed of leaves, and Constance’s blanket. It offers Merricat a private refuge where “no change” seems possible, allowing the natural world to feel protective, quiet, and unseen.