Rigor sat in the community room, blankly looking at the TV. She wasn't really watching it, she was looking through it, thinking. She was surprised that she had been let out with the others, for she never really played nice with them. She assumed most had learned their lesson, and that was why she was able to sit alone. She was perched in her chair, sitting in a position that looked as if it wouldn't be comfortable for anyone else, yet it was comfortable for her. She was sitting on her feet, and her tail seemed to be clinging to the chair for dear life as if she were going to topple over at any moment. Of course, she wasn't going to, but her tail clinged to things when it wasn't curling up in its default position. Her arms were crossed over her chest, and she was reaching behind herself, rubbing her hands on her tattered wings, seemingly deep in thought. Lines of hospital bracelets were on her arms. The nurses had only let her keep them because she would get unruly without them. She kept them so that she could remember where she had been and what things had happened to her. Although, she never really thought about it when she kept them, it was as if they were a timeline of her past on her arms. There were also a few on her arm that had a name other than hers. She tended to steal bracelets from people she had assaulted, or in some cases, killed if they had bugged her too much.