Anna started crying and sat down on the grass and put her face in her hands, which was when Murf had no choice but scoop Anna up in his arms and carry her like a child.

Murf took Anna back to the bungalow and waited with her until Steven and Lolly returned after the Childish Gambino headliner. Lolly, who was still tripping, came dancing in and declared that Coachella was a religion and she was its newest disciple. Never in her life had she ever had such a magical and wild time.

Murf told them Anna was packing to leave, which made Lolly burst into tears at the thought of not staying to see Ariana Grande’s headliner show on Sunday night. Steven told Lolly he needed to do what was best for his sister and although Lolly rationally understood his words, she irrationally couldn’t help pouting and stomping about. Overhearing the commotion, Anna came running out of her room and said she couldn’t handle any more misery and agreed to stay for the rest of the weekend. Unable to control her emotions, Lolly ran over to Anna and hugged her so hard and for so long Murf had to pry Lolly off of her. Lolly, crying once again, swore her tears were tears of gratitude for all the many blessings she was currently experiencing. She then did a cartwheel in the living room and ran to her room to change into yet another outfit.

“So I’m assuming what I just witnessed was what a good acid trip looks like?” Anna asked with a rueful smile. Steven explained that psychedelic drugs feed off the internal psychic energy of your current emotional state and Anna’s unfortunate nightmare trip was more than likely unavoidable given everything that was going on. He told his sister if she still wanted to leave Coachella, he would absolutely go with her and that she shouldn’t worry about Lolly.

Anna shook her head and said there was no point in leaving because honestly, there was probably nowhere to hide anymore. She hugged her brother and told him she was going to bed and would see him in the morning.