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Hawkeye II
"You don't like Mockingbird?""Don't start."
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Date:
2008-09-13 04:57 am (UTC)
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The forest is full of noises but most of the birds and animals are drying off as they reach a small cottage that looks barely held together.
As they approach Will lets go of Kate's hand so he can make a sound like a robin. A tired woman opens the door and smiles at them,
"Good day, Will my lad, an yer lady. There's warmth an dry 'ere an Tom's wishin' 'e could go play."
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Date: 2008-09-13 04:57 am (UTC)As they approach Will lets go of Kate's hand so he can make a sound like a robin. A tired woman opens the door and smiles at them,
"Good day, Will my lad, an yer lady. There's warmth an dry 'ere an Tom's wishin' 'e could go play."