-23rd Bullet-
[So it's a bright sunny mid-morning at the 1247 Williams house... and Hol Horse has eventually come to drag himself out of bed. He's not a morning person, that much is obvious... and as he gets himself dressed for the day, there's a knock at the door. ... and refusing to check on it, there's another! Eventually, fully dressed and ready for the day, he heads outside, to find an small package labeled with his name on it. He winced... what more could this town possibly give him?]
Now what do they think they can give m--
[His sentence was cut off by the sound of a whinny. Heading over to the garage, he stared in disbelief at the horse that was standing there.]
Ya gotta be kiddin' me...!
[Hol was now stuck with calling into work and trying to figure out what to do with the new... pet.]
A. Fellow housemates! You have a horse on your lawn... and no, it's not Hol. Although rest assured, he's somewhere close by.
B. Feel free to be a passer-by, perhaps a neighbor and spot the horse standing there in the front lawn. Just chilling. Nibbling on some grass now and then.
C. Feel free to notice Hol, and the horse out at the park. He's really trying to figure out what he should be doing with it. It's not little like a cat or a small dog... so putting it in the house is a little out of the question.
Now what do they think they can give m--
[His sentence was cut off by the sound of a whinny. Heading over to the garage, he stared in disbelief at the horse that was standing there.]
Ya gotta be kiddin' me...!
[Hol was now stuck with calling into work and trying to figure out what to do with the new... pet.]
A. Fellow housemates! You have a horse on your lawn... and no, it's not Hol. Although rest assured, he's somewhere close by.
B. Feel free to be a passer-by, perhaps a neighbor and spot the horse standing there in the front lawn. Just chilling. Nibbling on some grass now and then.
C. Feel free to notice Hol, and the horse out at the park. He's really trying to figure out what he should be doing with it. It's not little like a cat or a small dog... so putting it in the house is a little out of the question.