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In the morning Mark can be found at the beach, digging a wide, shallow pit just above the tide mark. He'll take take the occasional break to hunt the shoreline for bits of driftwood.
When the sun gets high, he'll retreat into the shade of the woods, in search of fallen branches (which are a bit rarer than he'd like--even the wilder parts of Wonderland are a bit manicured.)
In the evening, he hauls his finds back to the beach, stacks them in a tidy pyramid, and crouches down with a book of matches.
Around sunset he'll have a blazing bonfire down at the edge of the water, quite visible from the mansion windows. Feel free to bother him at any point in the process.
When the sun gets high, he'll retreat into the shade of the woods, in search of fallen branches (which are a bit rarer than he'd like--even the wilder parts of Wonderland are a bit manicured.)
In the evening, he hauls his finds back to the beach, stacks them in a tidy pyramid, and crouches down with a book of matches.
Around sunset he'll have a blazing bonfire down at the edge of the water, quite visible from the mansion windows. Feel free to bother him at any point in the process.
nbd! <3
I was thinking of having a bonfire on the beach.
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Any reason? You trying to make smoke signals or something? You know that ain't gonna work here.
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[Although the possibility of receiving signals back had crossed his mind once or twice.]
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It won't be fun anymore if I get stuck with anything too big to carry, or too green to burn.
But if you want to help, I wouldn't mind. Maybe you could cut off some dead branches from up high.
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[She looks up at the tree though, an eye popping off her arm to fly up and look the branches over.] But have it your way.
[LASER BEAM BLAST and a couple branches fall to the ground.] So what's your name, gramps?
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Thanks.
[He moves to add one of the less cumbersome branches to his armload.]
I bet you'll insist on gramps whether I tell you my name or not.
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Not a problem, grandpa. [She smirks; all metal teeth.] And you don't know that. You might have a neat name.
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Mark Meltzer.
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[Mark is totally boring, though.]
You want more wood? Or do you think this'll be enough?
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This is plenty, with what I've already got. Thanks.
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[And she hoists the collection of branches over her shoulder and motions for him to lead the way.]
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[And he turns resolutely beachwards.]