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[When Peter shivered and reached over to pull the blanket over him, his searching fingers slapped cold floor tiles and what felt like dirt. What followed was a sequential restoration of his senses: first his legs registered a cool surface through his pajama pants, then his back reported a lack of cushioning supporting his
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She notices Peter a few houses down, so she jogs over to him.]
Hey, brah, you ok?
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Well, I'm not injured, if that's what you mean. But I AM dusty, confused, a little sore and slightly indigested.
[he gives her a once-over] Are you all right?
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God only knows... Almost makes me miss the mushrooms though.
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This has to have something to do with that phone call from the Mayor. Did you hear it?
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Call from the Mayor? No, I didn't... D'you mean the Police Chief before Thanksgiving? I heard THAT one...
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No, this was after Thanksgiving. It sounded like someone named John was threatening the Mayor because not enough people gave thanks and praise. He sounded freaked out. I bet if we're going to find answers, we should start there.
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That's the first I heard of it. Hm. You think this was a punishment then? For "ungratefulness"?
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[He nods at the corpses] Poor guys. They didn't deserve a flash fire like this. [he frowns] Wait... what...?
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What?
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There is... something on these dead bodies. ...Y'know, besides the dirt and, um, burnt flesh. Not sure what it is though...
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What is that?
[She takes out a handkerchief that was in her skirt pocket and dabs at it a little bit - that's the best she can do with what's she's got at the moment. She looks at it, and gives it a tentative sniff before making a disgusted face.]
Gravy?
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GRAVY?! What the hell!?
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That's sick. The kids in my house... both of them are dead. I didn't look close enough to see if they were covered in gravy though.
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...This couldn't have anything to do with the turkeys, could it?
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