It's nice out. This, in itself, is not unusual. In fact, to start as such is probably misleading, as there's nothing particularly unusual about one of the small scenes going on at the beach at all.
The scene in question is this: Charlie Crews is seated on the flattest of one of the outcrops of rocks that grace the beach, in a slightly modified
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"Stop trying to leave me Charlie," Del whispers. "Or I will flap my wings and then there will be a hurricane."
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"Flap your wings and make a hurricane. Like the butterfly on the other side of the earth."
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"I'm still here."
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