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	25 years ago, Daphne is walking in the cornfield with [[Mrs. Millbrook\|her mother]], carrying the medal her mother won in high school. Daphne dreams of becoming a runner like her mother, but when she was three years old, she is struck by an illness and she becomes dependent on crutches to move around.		25 years ago, Daphne is walking in the cornfield with [[Mrs. Millbrook\|her mother]], carrying the medal her mother won in high school. Daphne dreams of becoming a runner like her mother, but when she was three years old, she is struck by an illness and she becomes dependent on crutches to move around.

	24 years later, Daphne's mother tries to, once again, convince her that there is still a chance that she can walk unassisted again; Daphne refuses to listen to her. Her mother eventually stops trying when she is told that she has cancer and that she only has a few weeks left to live.		24 years later, Daphne's mother tries to, once again, convince her that there is still a chance that she can walk unassisted again; Daphne refuses to listen to her. Her mother eventually stops trying when she is told that she has [[cancer]] and that she only has a few weeks left to live.

	During that time, Daphne did not make things easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.		During that time, Daphne did not make things easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.

imported>Radicell: Pt2 has been released

2008-12-02T09:21:06Z

Pt2 has been released

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	\| last = [[Partners]]		\| last = [[Partners]]
	\| next =		\| next = [[The Caged Bird, Part 2]]
	}}<noinclude>[[Image:The Caged Bird title.jpg\|right\|270px]]		}}<noinclude>[[Image:The Caged Bird title.jpg\|right\|270px]]
	</noinclude>{{blurb\|color=#cedff2}}Wings clipped, feet tied, Daphne longs for freedom.{{blurbclose}}		</noinclude>{{blurb\|color=#cedff2}}Wings clipped, feet tied, Daphne longs for freedom.{{blurbclose}}

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

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	{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}
			==Trivia==
			* ''The Caged Bird'' borrows its title from Maya Angelou's autobiography ''[[Wikipedia:I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings\|I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]''. Before that, Angelou borrowed the title from a poem by [[Wikipedia:Paul Laurence Dunbar\|Paul Laurence Dunbar]].

	==See Also==		==See Also==
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: this is the correct link

2008-11-26T13:57:38Z

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	On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October 1st]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. A [[Funeral guest (II)\|guest]] tells her that her mother is now with the angels, and [[Funeral guest (I)\|another guest]] tries to comfort her, but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.		On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October 1st]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. A [[Funeral guest (II)\|guest]] tells her that her mother is now with the angels, and [[Funeral guest (I)\|another guest]] tries to comfort her, but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.

	A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is special. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.		A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is [[special (theme)\|special]]. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.

	Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Her father asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tells him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he responds by saying he wished her mother was around to see this. They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door, and her father goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.		Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Her father asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tells him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he responds by saying he wished her mother was around to see this. They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door, and her father goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.

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	On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October 1st]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. A [[Funeral guest (II)\|guest]] tells her that her mother is now with the angels, and [[Funeral guest (I)\|another guest]] tries to comfort her, but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.		On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October 1st]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. A [[Funeral guest (II)\|guest]] tells her that her mother is now with the angels, and [[Funeral guest (I)\|another guest]] tries to comfort her, but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.

	A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is [[special]]. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.		A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is special. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.

	Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Her father asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tells him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he responds by saying he wished her mother was around to see this. They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door, and her father goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.		Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Her father asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tells him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he responds by saying he wished her mother was around to see this. They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door, and her father goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.

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	24 years later, Daphne's mother tries to, once again, convince her that there is still a chance that she can walk unassisted again; Daphne refuses to listen to her. Her mother eventually stops trying when she is told that she has cancer and that she only has a few weeks left to live.		24 years later, Daphne's mother tries to, once again, convince her that there is still a chance that she can walk unassisted again; Daphne refuses to listen to her. Her mother eventually stops trying when she is told that she has cancer and that she only has a few weeks left to live.

	During that time, Daphne did not make ~~thing~~ easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.		During that time, Daphne did not make things easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.

	On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October ~~first~~]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. ~~Two~~ ~~people~~ ~~try~~ to ~~help~~ her but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.		On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October 1st]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. A [[Funeral guest (II)\|guest]] tells her that her mother is now with the angels, and [[Funeral guest (I)\|another guest]] tries to comfort her, but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.

	A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is [[special]]. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.		A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is [[special]]. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.

imported>MiamiVolts: /* Summary */ gr, rearrange naming

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Summary: gr, rearrange naming

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	During that time, Daphne did not make thing easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.		During that time, Daphne did not make thing easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.

	On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October first]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. Two people try to help her but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.		On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October first]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. Two people try to help her but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.

	A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts ~~hers~~ by saying that she is special. Daphne then ~~responses~~ by saying that she is not. Her mother ~~then~~ goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne ~~listen~~ to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.		A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts her by saying that she is [[special]]. Daphne then responds by saying that she is not. Her mother goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, and that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listens to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.

	Four hours later, Daphne returns home. ~~Mr. Millbrook~~ asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne ~~tell~~ him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he ~~response~~ by saying "I ~~wish~~ ~~your~~ mother ~~were~~ ~~here~~ to see this". They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door. ~~Mr.~~ ~~Millbrook~~ goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.		Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Her father asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tells him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he responds by saying he wished her mother was around to see this. They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door, and her father goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.

	{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
			While [[Daphne]] is sitting outside [[the Millbrooks' home\|her home]], she reminisces on the events of her life, from when she was a child to the day of the first [[eclipse]].
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			25 years ago, Daphne is walking in the cornfield with [[Mrs. Millbrook\|her mother]], carrying the medal her mother won in high school. Daphne dreams of becoming a runner like her mother, but when she was three years old, she is struck by an illness and she becomes dependent on crutches to move around.

			24 years later, Daphne's mother tries to, once again, convince her that there is still a chance that she can walk unassisted again; Daphne refuses to listen to her. Her mother eventually stops trying when she is told that she has cancer and that she only has a few weeks left to live.

			During that time, Daphne did not make thing easy for mother. On the day that her mother dies, Daphne gets into an argument with her, which ends with [[Mr. Millbrook\|her father]] telling her to go to her room. Later on, her mother dies in her father's arms, while Daphne stands outside the doorway.

			On [[Timeline:October_2006#October_1.2C_2006\|October first]], the funeral for Daphne's mother is held. While people are offering Daphne their condolences, the eclipse starts to happen. Daphne, frustrated by the people around her, gets up to leave. Two people try to help her but Daphne tells them that she is fine. Daphne's father sees what happening and tells her that "they were just trying to help". Daphne responses by saying, "I don't want help -- I wanna be left alone." She then walks off using her crutches. Her father tells her to come back but she doesn't listen. Meanwhile, the eclipse becomes fully engaged.

			A few feet away from the house, Daphne falls to the ground. She recalls all the things that she wanted to do but isn't capable of due to her illness. Suddenly, she hears someone calling out her name. When she looks up, she is shocked to see her mother standing beside her. Her mother tells her that she needs to stop thinking that she won't amount to anything. Daphne tells her mother that she was crippled and she can never be what her mother was, but her mother contradicts hers by saying that she is special. Daphne then responses by saying that she is not. Her mother then goes on to tell her not to let the braces hold her back, that she should stand up and leave this cage. Daphne listen to her mother and stands, only to realize that she doesn't need her crutches anymore. Once this realization sinks in, Daphne [[super speed\|runs off]]. While Daphne is running, [[Thompson\|a man]] watches her from the window.

			Four hours later, Daphne returns home. Mr. Millbrook asks her where she has been and states that he can't lose her too. Daphne tell him to turn around. When he does turn around to see her, he sees that his daughter is able to stand without the aid of her crutches and goes to hug her. Daphne asks if he is going to say anything and he response by saying "I wish your mother were here to see this". They are soon interrupted by a knock on the door. Mr. Millbrook goes to answer it. The man at the door tells Mr. Millbrook that he was at the funeral earlier and that he is sorry that Mrs. Millbrook died. He then goes on to tell Mr. Millbrook that his name is Thompson and that he wants to talk about Daphne.

	{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}		{{AppearancesThe Caged Bird, Part 1}}

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	\| link = http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/Heroes_novel_113.pdf		\| link = http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/novels/downloads/Heroes_novel_113.pdf
	\| image = The Caged Bird.jpg		\| image = The Caged Bird, Part 1.jpg
	\| number = 113		\| number = 113
	\| releasedate = November 24, 2008		\| releasedate = November 24, 2008