"I'm guessing that's not the only application of your Miracle?"

"My colors can do all kindsa stuff," she says smugly.

"Care to demonstrate?"

She does! She demonstrates all colors they've tried so far.

"Impressive. Anyone else want to show me what they can do?"

Charles sure does! He tackles Moira again.

William merely multiplies, and Nat doesn't do anything, while Lilly—" I don't want to knock you unconscious." And really, isn't it nice of her to think of that? She's so considerate.

She smiles at Lilly, before turning to Nat. "I suppose your Miracle is self evident."

She nods. "I can control earth. And rocks. And sand."

"Versatile. How about we get you all some lunch?"

They all seem agreeable to this idea.

And now there's a picnic laid out for them. 

Oooh food!

"You didn't feed them, did you?" she says to Hannah.

"We got kicked out the diner."

"I'm sure Mayor Boris explained why."

Jacob ponderously facepalms.

While the children eat, Zaneta sits down and asks them some seemingly innocuous questions about themselves. 

They answer them! Mostly. They've forgotten some things.

She decides that it needs to be addressed. "Would any of you like me to try and track down any family you might have?"

"She says it's been years," Lilly says. "Do we even have family anymore?"

"I'm afraid I don't know yet."

"I guess it's fine," she says dubiously, and William shrugs.

"I want my sister," says Carol, "but she's an adult. I want my twin."

"I could make a younger version of her for you."

"Hannah!" says Zaneta very sharply.

"...could you do that?" Carol wonders.

"Hannah, you are grounded from creating life," says Jacob-Zaneta.