I received a concerning telephone call from a strange young man last night. And now the neighbor girl won't stop running her mouth to me about it. Normally, I wouldn't be susceptible to paranoia, but given this place's reputation, I can't help but wonder
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It's just that having seen what this town has to offer for nearly a month, something like hospitality seems like one of those extraordinary things you never thought you'd see often. Not that I don't love tea. And snacks.
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My name is Clod, by the way. What's your name and where will we be having our little party?
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Oh, how rude of me. My name's Ozma- and I'm currently residing at 835 Hastings Boulevard. You're welcome to stop by whenever's most convenient for you.
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None at all! I'll be waiting for you then.
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Ozma would hear a few knocks on the door minutes after her conversation.]
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Hello, Clod, I'm assuming?
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You assume correctly. Yes, that's me.
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[Clod steps into the house once officially invited in. She isn't sure where to go from here on, so once stepping in, she stops and waits for Ozma.]
Heh. It's a little hard to believe after all that we're having a party. With cake.
... Not a bad way to come out of a troubling experience.
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Oh? Did something troubling happen to you recently?
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You know about that, don't you?
[She sees the table and walks towards it to pull up a chair for Ozma. While Clod is the guest, manners dictate that the host sits first. The same can work vice-versa making this a confusing, yet somehow necessary affair.]
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There's sugar and milk- the safe kind, if you'd like it.
[And then she smiles, as if she's not about to talk about something horrible.]
I watched it happen to others, and myself for one day. It was very horrible, wasn't it?
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