Emma comments that what they know in the outside world is through books, magazines, and research. Near the house, Gilda complains that she has not received any letters from her adopted brethren, saying that now that they are living well, they have forgotten them, wanting to leave the orphanage soon to wear various clothes. Emma remembers when she, Norman, and Ray went to the gate secretly when they were children, but did not go through it when remembering the order of Mama.
It is the only forbidden place to go, the place that gave way to the outside world, which they have never seen. As she runs through the forest, Emma sees the gate. He begins to count and all flee into the forest.
The children go out into the yard and decide to play catch-all, where Norman is the one to pick. She congratulates Emma affectionately, who comments that Mama's compliments were worth the effort of the tests. After 60 questions with 10 seconds each, Mama announces that Emma, Ray and Norman took the perfect scores, 300. Emma narrates that she loved them and considered them her family, even though they had no blood ties, and that this was her home, while they were shown eating.Īfter lunch, everyone begins to take the intelligence test, which Emma comments on happening daily to replace a conventional school. She cries and says that she will do everything as an adult, but Mama says that she loves his attentive and affectionate side, leaning her forehead on hers, cheering Emma up. Mama calls her, frightening Emma at first, who thinks that she would receive a scolding from her. Ray asks if she is 5 because of her pranks, irritating her, which reminds her that both are 11 years old. She enters the kitchen, where Ray and Norman are greeted. Emma says she will eat them and runs after them. She helps the younger kids straighten up and runs into the dining room, where two kids slap their backs, who were playing catch.
Showing her scene waking up and waking up the other children, Emma says they should wake up at 6 o'clock sharp with a bell ringing. But why are children forbidden to leave there.?Ī girl named Emma begins to chronicle the basics of her life by presenting the Orphanage Grace Field House as her home, Mama Isabella as her "mother", and the children there as her siblings. Although the rules are strict, the caretaker is gentle. Emma and her friends have a very good life in the orphanage in which they grew up.
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