Rollercoasters and corndogs
Who: Gil Grissom and Giselle (through probably open once they arrive at the carnival)
When: just after sundown, the evening after riding horses with Mal
Where: Fourth floor and outside, to the carnival Garage
What: There is a roller coaster. And corn dogs. Did he mention the roller coaster? [COMPLETE]
Following the adventure of that afternoon, Grissom and Giselle had retired to their rooms - all right, Grissom had escorted Giselle to hers, then headed for his, but that wasn't the point - so that they could rest and refresh. It had been hot outside, but not enough to cause a sunburn, which Grissom was glad for.
Though, if Giselle turned up red as a steamed lobster, he was going to feel horribly guilty.
Dressed in a fresh change of clothes, Grissom headed down the fourth floor hallway and stopped in front of her door. Giving a knock on her door, Grissom waited patiently, which was saying something, as he'd been rather impatiently waiting for the sun to go down.
He wanted to make sure that Giselle had the full experience of a carnival, and that meant the lights had to be on.
When: just after sundown, the evening after riding horses with Mal
Where: Fourth floor and outside, to the carnival Garage
What: There is a roller coaster. And corn dogs. Did he mention the roller coaster? [COMPLETE]
Following the adventure of that afternoon, Grissom and Giselle had retired to their rooms - all right, Grissom had escorted Giselle to hers, then headed for his, but that wasn't the point - so that they could rest and refresh. It had been hot outside, but not enough to cause a sunburn, which Grissom was glad for.
Though, if Giselle turned up red as a steamed lobster, he was going to feel horribly guilty.
Dressed in a fresh change of clothes, Grissom headed down the fourth floor hallway and stopped in front of her door. Giving a knock on her door, Grissom waited patiently, which was saying something, as he'd been rather impatiently waiting for the sun to go down.
He wanted to make sure that Giselle had the full experience of a carnival, and that meant the lights had to be on.