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[snakeofaguy]

[This time there's nothing but blue sky in view of the video camera as it clicks on. Again, Snake is in the Phantomhive gardens, though he's on the patio, keeping close to the house should something happen within. He's been jumpy, unusually so, for the past couple days. Nights have been sleepless and abandoning Elliot's bed to wander the corridors

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[tinderfoot]

[Tyrell remembers this guy with all the snakes from the last time they spoke, so he's a bit leery, but hey! At least it's a question he can (kind of) answer.]

Don't know what they're for, really. To complicate things, I guess. We didn't have them where I'm from, either.

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[snakeofaguy]

[Oh, it's you.]

'How would a family name complicate things?' asks Wilde.

[Pausing to think.] 'So then you don't have one as well,' says Wordsworth.

[tinderfoot]

Nope, just Tyrell! From the Goma Plateau, if people ever asked for clarification.

And it's just a lot to remember, that's all.

[snakeofaguy]

'So then your name incorporates where you are from,' says Wordsworth.

[He thinks for a moment.] 'Snake is unable to do that as well,' says Oscar.

[tinderfoot]

[He refrains from point out again that it's just a clarification.]

Why not?

[snakeofaguy]

[He doesn't get these things okay.]

'Snake was part of a travelling circus,' says Webster.

[tinderfoot]

But it had to have started somewhere, right?

[snakeofaguy]

'Perhaps, he was not a part of it then,' says Keats.

[tinderfoot]

So where did he come from in the first place, then?

[snakeofaguy]

'He was an exhibit in the freak show of another circus. He's not sure where they were located, as he didn't get to see outside of his housing much,' says Oscar.

[tinderfoot]

... He doesn't even remember where he was born>?

[snakeofaguy]

'That is what he said,' says Keats. 'Is it so hard to believe?'

[tinderfoot]

Well, yeah. Unless he's been in that circus for a really long time...

[snakeofaguy]

'He's been in the circus his whole life. And was in that one for as long as he can remember, before the Noah's Ark Circus came for him,' says Bronte.

[tinderfoot]

Well, if he really wants to call himself something, I guess he could always use the name 'Snake of the Circus'?

[snakeofaguy]

[Oh. Such a simple answer.]

'Snake likes this idea very much,' says Wordsworth.