Who: Sam, and anyone who wants to be the first to come across a half-mad, crying, naked man buried up to his chest in sand.
What: A new arrival.
When: Thursday morning.
Where: The oasis, not too far from where the worldwalkers are staying.
NOTES. I HAS THEM: I'd prefer that a human, or at least human-appearing, character respond. Anyone who isn't
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Really, it would be so much easier if he were actually mad. Then he might be able to turn off the little voice in his head that kept asking "how?" And the louder lately and more insistent one that demanded to know "why?"He was thinking about the voice he'd heard talking to that man when they'd first arrived. His father? That didn't make sense. And it had sounded so far away, like it was calling across the desert ( ... )
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"Harry. Harry, you've got to get me out of here." Even though he'd stopped crying, the evidence of a sob still wavered through his voice. "Jill is.... and Jack's the one who....." But, oh. Jill and Jack. Jack and Jill. "Oh. That's funny." He started to laugh again, but some very, very small part of him realized just how insane that sounded, and he cut himself off, the smile dropping completely from his face to be replaced with pleading. He clutched at the man's arms. "Harry, please. Please help me."
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"I'm not..." Hood started, uncertain, even as he adjusted his grip on the man's biceps and shifted back, preparing to pull him up. "I'm Jacob. I'm going to help you get out of there."
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"It's all right," Hood said, nearly positive that he was on the right track. "Whatever you're running from, or to, it doesn't exist here."
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