Sam's back slid down against his door. The constant rapping on the wood from the other side was giving him a headache. He needed to be alone, he needed to be away from him. He was the reason Sam was in fits. He was the reason behind Sam's undoing. It was his fault. "Sam, please." He cried from the other side. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean it. I swear." Sam tried to shut him out, he wanted to shut him out, but his words kept filling Sam's ears. He kept saying how sorry he was, like it was an accident. It wasn't an accident. He did it to hurt Sam. He only wanted to hurt the rabbit. The pounding of his fists on the bedroom door was making it rattle and shake. He sure packed a punch, even if it was being taken out on a door. Taurtis called different nonsense, hoping something would lure Sam out of his solitude. "Sam, can we please just talk about this?" Taurtis asked. "Like adults? You're being childish about this whole situation." That was it. That's was the line that caused Sam to snap. He stood and whipped the door open, anger visible on his face. His eyes dark with rage. "Childish, Taurtis!? Really!? You're going to stoop so low as to call me childish!?" Sam half-shouted. "You cheated, Taurtis! And you're sitting here calling me childish, like it was my fault?!"

"Oh my gord, Sam!" Taurtis cried out in frustration. "It's just Monopoly!'