Thana sat in her room reading a book and mumbling to herself "Avada Kedavra... torture... death... kill... blood... crucio... imperius curse..." Hazel charged into the room and said, looking slightly nervous that Thana might hurt her, "Come on Thana, we have to go outside. Mum wants us to get out of the house, what are you doing anyway?" Hazel acted as if she didn't know what Thana was doing. Thana slammed the book shut after marking her place "Just reading a book that Malcolm gave me." she said simply but her voice quivered with anger. "I don't like that boy, he seems pretty... dark. And you're starting to become just like him." Hazel said cautiously. "No I'm not!" said Thana angrily. "If you say so..." Hazel mumbled. Thana was thoroughly annoyed now "Why do you always have to but in? Why can't you just stay in your own life for just one day? Or is your life so boring that you have to come butting into my life just to spice things up a little? Can't you just hang out with any of your own friends, oh wait you don't have any." This wasn't true, Hazel was actually very popular. Hazel looked rather hurt at these words. "Well then, I'll just go hang out with some of my many friends who don't even know you exist!" said Hazel coldly. Thana was so angry she wanted to do nothing but cause Hazel as much pain as she could, but instead she closed her eyes, clenched her hands into fists and just imagined Hazel falling down the stairs. "Ow! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" Hazel screamed. Thana opened her eyes, Hazel had fallen down the stairs and was laying in a heap at the foot of the stairs. Lily Anderson (Thana and Hazel's mum) came running into the room. "What happened?" She asked bending over Hazel. "She... she... fell..." Thana said. She was slightly surprised to find that she didn't feel very bad for her twin at all, on the other hand she felt free. She took a step forward without realizing that she was at the edge of the staircase. "AHHHHHHHHHHH" Thana screamed. The last thing either of the twins knew, they were flying through the air toward the bottom of the stairs.