What Now?
After all was said and done, Elisabeth and her children were required to receive extensive psychological treatment. In order for them to adjust to life outside the cave, after some time spent out in the world, they had a container set up which they could go back to. This was especially useful to the two younger boys who had never even seen or felt the light of the sun before. Felix, the youngest of the bunch, even hums a song to himself at night, possibly something Elisabeth used to sing when they were still imprisoned. Chief Inspector Etz had said about it, “It can’t be called a good-night song really, as there was never any night in the cellar.”
