One Lost Girl ~
But, what has stuck with me like a knife to my heart, is near the end, Holly asks Cindy what she misses about Caylee the most.
Cindy tells how Caylee used to take her tiny little hands, and place them on Cindy's cheeks and squeeze them, and tell her, "It'll be awright CeCe".
My God in Heaven ~ WHY would any 2yr old have to reassure a Grandmother that ANYTHING would be "awight"??????
That broke my heart all over again, once again, in this mess.
This just made me think of something that happened between me and my niece when she was only three years old and I was seventeen.
I was driving down the road and the car in front of me hit a cat and the cat flew up into the air and landed on my car. I was devastated. I was so distraught that I had to pull over because I was crying (I had and still have a cat). Well, my little niece comforted me until I was able to drive. Saying "It wasn't your fault Aunt Heather. It'll be okay Aunt Heather. It was the other cars fault. etc..." She came up in front of the car to sit with me. Give me hugs and kisses. Talking me into being able to stop crying enough to drive us home.
I still remind my niece (now 16 ) about that day. She's still the same caring (when she isn't having one of her own teenage meltdowns) kid as she was when she was three. Love her! Love her! Love her!
Anyways... I do think that Caylee witnessed a lot in her short life. I think Cindy had no problem playing off of the innocent emotions of a two-year-old Caylee. Getting some kind of sick satisfaction of playing the victim for Caylee so that Caylee would comfort her. I don't really know how to explain it... but I just think that Cindy would have no problem saying negative things about Casey to Caylee... like "Mommy hurt Na Na's feelings, etc...) Only for Caylee to shower her with kisses cause Na Na was sad... etc... Children are just always so willing to give you their love. It's a shame when it is abused and forced. Because the memories when it does happen naturally are truely magical and things you take with you the rest of your life.