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saveourearth2018-07-24 10:12 pm
ourearth) wrote in saveourearth2018-07-24 10:12 pm
Don't pet them, grab them! [Mingle]
Date: 25th of July
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In the afternoon on the 25th, a network message alerts the Numbered to the fact that the petting zoo in Moss Manor's Menagerie is facing a major break-out: Someone has torn down the fences, and all the bunnies, sheep, and all the other animals typically found in petting zoos have decided to book it. They are now swarming the manor's grounds.
Due to the staff being nowhere near enough to catch them all, and due to the generally low threat level of the animals that escaped, visitors are asked to help catch them instead of being sent away.
And anyone who just happens to show up and help will be happily welcomed and included in the fort, without any question of who told them that help is needed.
II.
Afterwards, Lady Margaret Camilla Brassant invites everyone onto her patio and offers refreshments - tea, water, little sandwiches, cake and scones with clotted cream and jam. She retires quickly herself, but not before giving a brief speech thanking everyone who helped save the gardens from hungry mouths.
Characters: Open!
I.
In the afternoon on the 25th, a network message alerts the Numbered to the fact that the petting zoo in Moss Manor's Menagerie is facing a major break-out: Someone has torn down the fences, and all the bunnies, sheep, and all the other animals typically found in petting zoos have decided to book it. They are now swarming the manor's grounds.
Due to the staff being nowhere near enough to catch them all, and due to the generally low threat level of the animals that escaped, visitors are asked to help catch them instead of being sent away.
And anyone who just happens to show up and help will be happily welcomed and included in the fort, without any question of who told them that help is needed.
II.
Afterwards, Lady Margaret Camilla Brassant invites everyone onto her patio and offers refreshments - tea, water, little sandwiches, cake and scones with clotted cream and jam. She retires quickly herself, but not before giving a brief speech thanking everyone who helped save the gardens from hungry mouths.
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Back to the area where they used to be! He's sure that should be right, even if the fence is still down someone should be there who has an answer...
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"Yes boy? Do you want me to follow you?" She steps towards the dog, maybe he was trying to take her to his owner?
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Obviously he's trying to make her follow him. Because he knows how to deal with this. Sheesh.
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She follows after the dog properly now, a part of her very much wondering why she has ended up in this predicament.
She looks at the back of the dog, "You're a bit noisy but you are cute."
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...He's not sure about the cute. It's applied to him sometimes and a good thing, technically, but he's starting to get the feeling that there are nuances attached to the word that are perhaps less good. She clearly doesn't mean it malicously though, so he'll not think too much on it.
For now, she's at least following him, and that's what he aimed for.
And he will indeed lead her back to the enclosure, where a few workers are busy putting up makeshift barriers to create an area to safely keep the animals in.
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Goat deposited she turns around and crouches down gesturing to the dog, "Thank you for your help, you're a very clever boy."
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And her beckoning can only mean one thing, he presumes: Congratulatory pets. There's absolutely no reason to refuse them, so he proudly walks over towards her.
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"Oh my you're so soft! What a wonderful clever, soft boy you are! Yes! Yes you are!" She gives him a good, thorough scratching as thanks, and searches for a collar as she does so.
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Chad only half notices her search, too pleased with the praise and scritches, his tail wagging at twenty miles an hour.
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She continues to administer her skilful scratches and pets. "We should get you back to your family doggo, we don't want someone mistaking you for a petting zoo animal do we boy?!"
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Plus he's pretty sure that he could find the person that he came here with again. ...Assuming they haven't left yet. In which case he'd absolutely be out of luck because he can impossibly walk that far back and not get lost.
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"Seeing as you're so clever can you lead me to your owners, they must be worried to have lost such a wonderful dog?" More scratches ensue. "You could get hurt by all the bigger animals and then I'd be sad!"
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He barks in offence. Rude, he can totally help. (It would probably help his message if he didn't bark almost constantly no matter what the current mood is.)
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"Come on you, let's get you back to your family."
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"Home time for you!"
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"I've been looking for him," he explains.
Chad is disappointed. This is not his favourite distant cousin. He puts him on a leash way too often.
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She gives the top of Chad's head a kiss before handing back over. "He's very sweet, I'm glad I was able to find you."
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How are things going?" And when can he sneak away unnoticed...
Chad, meanwhile, doesn't respond much. He feels a bit dizzy, and... all-around weird. Sadie's kiss reminds him of something, and that something makes no sense at all. Why would he be all over the moon because a human kissed him on the mouth?
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"Its going well, lots of people have turned up to help. Speaking of which, I should probably get back and help some more."
She gives Chad one last pet, "Bye Chad, thank you for your help." With a nod at Chad's owner, she turns and goes to wade back into the animal filled fray.
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Well, he's not going to question his luck and just... find a place to sit down and rest for a moment.