It may have just been a coincidence that the weather was sunny now that Fandom was back home in Maryland, but no one was going to complain.
Okay, maybe they were going to complain a little since the sun meant it was in the high 90s 32C outside, but that just meant there was a good excuse for all the ice cream on the buffet table of picnic food
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Mr. Peanutbutter tipped the gremlin with five dollars and an autographed headshot. The minute his back was turned, the gremlin shredded its suit and dove into the bushes. Mr. Peanutbutter didn't notice a damn thing. He was too busy admiring the set up.
"A Welcome Picnic! For me? Aw, you guys. You shouldn't have. I'm touched."
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He offered the guy a hndshake. Stance, meanwhile, was sniffing merrily at Mr. Peanutbutter's feet.
"Kanan Jarrus. The office told me to be on the lookout today for a new teacher. I'm assuming that would be you?"
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Man, some of the folks here were short. He knew better than to point that out, though.
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"This is Stance," Kanan supplied, bemused. "He's really not much for conversation, I'm afraid."
Being a dog and all. Though, in hindsight, there was something of an uncanny similarity, there...
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"Something like that," he replied. "I'm another teacher, myself, so I've got other commitments to look after, of course. But the school has a teaching buddy program. Apparently it's so that new teachers can settle in to life around the island a little more easily. I'm here to answer whatever questions you might have, show you around... that sort of thing. I think."
In hindsight, be probably should have taken advantage of his own teaching buddy more back when he had the chance. Knowing where the bars were had been important, sure, but there was more to the island than that.
There was a pause, and then Kanan added, "Did you say 'camera?'"
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"Oh. Uh." Kanan looked around, nonplussed, before shrugging his shoulders a little bit. "I suppose there are the squirrels. They're usually recording whatever goes on in their vicinity, if you're ever not sure."
Of course, they were doing so with tiny pads of paper and pencils, but let's be real, here. Paper and Earth's telecommunications technology were both practically the same thing compared to the holos that Kanan was used to.
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"Uh... there's a water thing?"
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He wasn't from around here.
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The lament of a man who had grown up in cities that were entire planets large.
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This was a terrible idea. Standard Earth Baltimore was not ready for the likes of Mr. Peanutbutter. And the population of Fandom was probably only slightly better prepared for Mr. Peanutbutter's Baltimore.
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Sigh.
"Actually, that sounds like fun," Kanan admitted, because he was still in his 'bad at Jedi' phase. He'd grow out of it. Someday. "See the sights, assuming there are any. Acquaint ourselves with the area, that sort of thing?"
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