Takato Matsuda (
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Date: [3/18]
Characters: Thom
[A new number appears on the network, this time drawn out in block letters, and quickly filled in with different patterns using colored pencils. And then a thump, as Thom notices that Gizmo has spotted one of the family cats and hastily drops his sketchpad on the desk.]
Gizmo! What are you doing?
[The sound of footsteps and a second voice.]
I wanted to play, but it ran away again. I don't think cats are very good at playing.
Characters: Thom
[A new number appears on the network, this time drawn out in block letters, and quickly filled in with different patterns using colored pencils. And then a thump, as Thom notices that Gizmo has spotted one of the family cats and hastily drops his sketchpad on the desk.]
Gizmo! What are you doing?
[The sound of footsteps and a second voice.]
I wanted to play, but it ran away again. I don't think cats are very good at playing.
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Thom, what did you just do.
[Have your grouchy gray grandfather's voice popping up out of your sketchbook, Thom. He doesn't sound angry, exactly. Maybe a little worried, certainly resigned, but not angry.]
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[His reply was a reflex. And a little too much of a question to be believable.
It takes Thom a moment longer to realize that his grandfather's voice was coming from his sketchbook.]
Wow, how did you do that? My sketchbook has never done that before!
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Most cats don't play the same way that dogs do.
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Cats like stalking and chasing things, but not necessarily being chased if you're bigger than them. If their tail is raised, they're engaged, but if it's twitching, then they're irritated.
[Wait.]
May I ask who's asking?
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[A long pause as the dog processes that.]
Would the cat chase me if I ran away?
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Thom?! You got a Number???
[She rights herself to her hands and knees on her bed, tone eager as she asks.]
Can I come to your room? Please!
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[He was still confused over all the familiar voices that kept coming out of his sketchbook.]
Number? Do you mean the one that's been stuck in my head all day? [He shakes his head. ] And of course you can come over if you want.
[But even as he says that he closes the sketchbook and hurries over to explain to Gizmo that he needed to be quiet. ]
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[Closing her own sketchbook and shutting her connection, she hops off her bed to rush out of her bedroom shared with the youngest and skids the short distance to Thom’s bedroom. Permission already obtained, she grasps at the doorknob to open it and slip inside. Barely containing herself until she has the door closed, she hops in place a few times with her long hair bouncing along as she squeals in excitement.]
You have a Number, you have a Number!
[Wherever Thom is, Nel skips to him and dives in to hug him as she laughs.] I have one too!
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I guess so? But what does having a number mean?
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[He hasn't figured out that there is a dog on the other end, too, but really. These are just basics of life and common sense.]
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So you can say that someone is stupid if it's correct.
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he's a terrible influence
the worst influence
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...Thom?
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[Had everyone in the family been able to talk like this all along? ]
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Just so you know, me, Feste, Nel and grandpa Sam have numbers as well, and Mummy has been told about it. Please don't tell your other siblings?
I'll explain more later, but it is important that you don't tell them, or anyone but Mummy who doesn't have a number.
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Does that mean I can't tell them about Gizmo either?
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.....Hi Thom.
[why do they have to be the responsible older sibling in more ways now???]
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[He was starting to wonder if he'd been the only person in the family who didn't know. ]
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Though it seems to kind of focus on our family yeah.
[it's starting to get weird.]
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