So, Chris likes snow just as much as the next person. He'd fucking loved it when it first showed up, because they never get this much in Bristol, and whenever they do, it's not like this at all. It goes along with all the other weird shit he's heard happens on the island, though Chris couldn't help but think that this particular weird bit is
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He'd tried taking the tiny train back, but it felt a little too silly to take all the way back to the compound. Maybe that had been a bad idea, because coming up to someone having a staring contest at a moose was just strange. And Billy was familiar was strange.
"This is happening, right?"
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He doesn't even know what moose eat, after all.
"But you see it too, so I s'pose it's gotta actually be real."
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Fuck if Chris knows.
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He was pretty sure moose were vegetarians, but didn't know enough about them to decide one way or another. All Billy was sure of was that he didn't want to be trampled and/or eaten by a moose.
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"Hey! Fuck off, yeah?" He shouts at it, waving his arms a bit.
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"That's...probably not gonna work," he said, shifting his weight from foot to foot.
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"Or maybe it speaks English and eats people. Maybe it was a person before now."
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"Then...we should probably get out of here before it decides either way," he suggests, starting to back away.
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"But if it was a person," Chris says, "then we should probably help him out or something." Chris had thought it was acting fucking weird for a moose.
Though admittedly, he didn't know what moose were supposed to act like.
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"If it's just a moose, then what the fuck's it got going on besides this?" Chris asks, "You're talkin' like it's got somewhere to be and we're holdin' it up or something."
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Granted, he'd probably talked about weirder things with Tommy or Teddy, but still. Still.
"Or it's looking for something to eat."
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Moose kids or not, he doubted it was in any kind of a rush. Still, he began to search his pockets for something edible, only coming up with a few joints he'd rolled earlier. Somehow, he doesn't think they'll be of much help.
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When the kid starts rooting through his pockets, Billy tugs his own messenger bag off his shoulder and starts rooting through it, searching for any snacks he might have left. "I've got half a beef sandwich," he offers, holding it up. "Think that'll work?"
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"I say you give it a go."
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