It's a rather quaint town when you get down to it. At least, that's what the Sheriff would argue. Warm and dry in the mornings and afternoons with a brisk coolness in the evenings. The perfect type of weather to just sit out on your rocking chair and observe the comings and goings.
... Of course, there's not much in the way of comings and goings when there aren't any actual people here to watch. Nevertheless, don't let that get you down! The town is your oyster and those roosters won't stop crowing until everyone's out of bed. Up and at 'em, rise and shine, it's time to make the day yours!
Except there is, perhaps, a few things amiss.
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[What a precious child, what the fuck. Anyway, he laughs a bit because at least Xion's priorities are right and he shrugs in response.]
It's a waste of food, but some people like to make others go through public humiliation and shaming. [Which is rude, but.] It also means exposing them to stuff like rain or wild animals.
It's possible. [Which sucks.] Those things are probably pretty hard to get out of. If we're meant to fend for ourselves and have to deal with whatever comes? Sounds like consequences to me.
Sort of makes you wonder if the coyotes are our biggest problem though.
[ Xion's still worrying about how to look after anyone who gets trapped here (which will be relevant in a few days, JASON TODD), but that last statement gets her to look over in some confusion and concern. ]
Well...people get locked here. We don't know how long they're stuck outside, it puts them in a way too vulnerable place. [I.e. it's the perfect way to get killed.]
Besides, you heard the Sheriff. His employers are watching us. Maybe they come out at night when we're all in the hotel and that's why nobody's ever seen them.
...maybe. If we stay just outside of the hotel? The Sheriff said the doors only lock on Thursdays, right? If we pick a night not-Thursday to watch maybe we'll get an idea of what's going on.
Could be a coincidence, or it could be that his employers hand-picked us knowing we'd be entertaining to watch as the weeks go on. People who know how to fight most likely aren't going to just lay down and die.
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Hi, Percy. [ Her smile makes her eyes crinkle a little. It's affectionate, if not precisely cheerful. ]
... that's weird. Why do we need an outside jail if we already have an inside one? [ Her mouth pulls to one side. ] That seems like a waste of food.
[ xion why is that the concern ]
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It's a waste of food, but some people like to make others go through public humiliation and shaming. [Which is rude, but.] It also means exposing them to stuff like rain or wild animals.
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The coyotes, [ she says abruptly, frowning sharp. The Sheriff has mentioned them before. Anyone stuck in these... would the coyotes attack them? ]
Think this is what he meant by consequences?
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Sort of makes you wonder if the coyotes are our biggest problem though.
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[ Xion's still worrying about how to look after anyone who gets trapped here (which will be relevant in a few days, JASON TODD), but that last statement gets her to look over in some confusion and concern. ]
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Besides, you heard the Sheriff. His employers are watching us. Maybe they come out at night when we're all in the hotel and that's why nobody's ever seen them.
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Do you think it's worth the risk ... to stay out and watch, one night?
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Yeah! If we're together, we can protect each other, too. I think we should do it!
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[ quite insistent about that, even. ]
... can you? [ she doesn't know, okay ]
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