Mark is on his hands and knees, picking up shards of the broken vase.
Sunlight. Olivia laughs, throwing a frisbee. A DOG (friendly, mid-sized) races back, tongue out. She hugs it. Her hands are gentle. She looks happy, free.
Buster takes another step. He sniffs the air. He sneezes.
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Mark ignores her. He pulls up the blinds. The dog is still there, rain soaking its fur. It looks pitiful.
Olivia nods, tentative hope flickering.