Who wants to go home?

[paradisamods]

[It's been a long and busy past few days, and the giraffes of Terre Haute can sense the uneasiness among the weary travelers. Though some may not quite grasp why, others have a better sense of what's going on.

The three most vocal giraffes approach the group, who seems eager to depart. It seems they have a parting gift for the group, as well as a rather generous offer.]


[RAFFLE'S GIFT | BARRY'S OFFER | RAFFY'S SEND OFF | THE RIDE HOME]

Comments

[whichwayyoulean]

Teddy bears? Really?

[Hrmmm that's probably better than singing about her hair or something]

[tapshoetomove]

Yeah! She seems to like them.

[whichwayyoulean]

Well, I think I could work them in somehow.

[He considers and strums the strings a little]

♫ And if I could I'd buy you
A precious teddy bear
It's a perfect gift, it's true
For a lovely maiden fair ♫

[tapshoetomove]

Oh, that's really good! Maybe you should add something about flowers. Girls like flowers.

[whichwayyoulean]

Maybe. I'm sure I could find some good rhyming flowers.

[tapshoetomove]

I think between the teddie bears and flowers you've got yourself the perfect song for miss Lucrezia.

[whichwayyoulean]

You really think she'd like it?

[tapshoetomove]

I think she'd love it!

[whichwayyoulean]

Great, I'll get working on that.

[tapshoetomove]

[Luke nods, going quiet for a moment.]

Hey Mr. Once-ler, are you going to date miss Lucrezia?

[Because that's a normal question to ask right?]

[whichwayyoulean]

[He very nearly drops his guitar]

What? No! Nooo, I'm not going to date her. We're just friends.

[tapshoetomove]

I was just wondering, with the music and all...

[whichwayyoulean]

This is what she wanted for her birthday gift, is all.

[tapshoetomove]

I wish I was good at making songs. Then maybe I could write a song for miss Lucrezia too.

[whichwayyoulean]

It's easy when you've had enough practise, you know.