[From the vegetable patch outside of Joe's kitchen, one might hear a stream of angry curses accompanied by the cawing of crows and the occasional dull thud of a large blunt object. A closer inspection would find Joe himself brandishing a shovel and fighting off a swarm of birds from his garden. On a spit over a fire is a sharksheep, the proposed
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A might pissed off.
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But the dogs will make a mess.
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Or do you really need help with fishing?
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[Pause. Smirk.]
And what if I were?
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[Sometimes it is like he is trying to cause her worry.]
I think that I would like fishing with you, if you bring them.
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[Joe can't help but be a little embarrassed. He scratches his head though she can't see. Fancy forgetting the guns. With all the newcomers around, Joe's been keeping a better eye on his weaponry.]
You free now?
[Believe it or not, he's trying not to sound too eager.]
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[She pauses.]
I will meet you in fifteen minutes?
[That will give her time to tie the dogs up.
And maybe also to get some clean clothes.
But tying the dogs up is the real reason! Honestly.]
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[Grin. Grin. Grin. Can Nieta hear the grin?
Giving up on the garden and the original sharksheep, Joe dashes back to his room, slaps a bit of water on his face to clean up and grabs his guns. A little later, he's heading for the stables with a rifle slung over his shoulder and a freshly rolled cigarette between his lips.
He's definitely happier than he was an hour ago.]
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They will be hunting sharksheep after all. It would not be a very good idea to wear a dress.
She has not brought a dog, but she has brought bait. A pail of ground dog meat sits by her feet.]
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Swapped yer entourage for chum, eh Ni?
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I did not want the entourage to be the chum.
And then there would not be much meat for our guests.
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True enough. C'mon then. Let's see what we can get.
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Do you think maybe that we should find something to drive?
[She did not want to be chum either.]
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