Characters: Rapunzel, Vin (and anyone else who wants to stumble across the new arrival)
Time: late afternoon
Location: the Bean!
Content: Barefoot and drenched Disney princess shows up in the Chicago winter. This can't go well.
Format: Prose
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Are you after my hair? )
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Staring in bewilderment at the yards and yards of now stiff hair, she stammered, "My hair is f-fr-frozen. My hair is frozen. H-h-hair freezes?!"
Rapunzel had been managing her constantly growing hair through strength and resourcefulness and practice her entire life. Nothing, however, had prepared her for her current predicament.
"Who ar-r-re you," she demanded of the person who had appeared with the disturbance of the snow, "and why d-d-did you br-r-ring me here?"
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Hoping to put the girl at ease she didn't move any closer for the moment and pulled her hood back, letting her see her face.
"My name is Vin. I didn't bring you here but I'm here to help you and I'll explain everything I can but first we have to get you inside before you freeze." Slowly she held a hand out but stayed where she was, letting Rapunzel take the first step. "I'm not going to hurt you, I promise."
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With seriously freakishly long hair.
...ooookay. Well as long she wasn't a witch. He came closer and beckoned to her.
"Come on, can't stay out here, and there's warm hotels nearby. You just get dumped down here right? Happened to me a few weeks ago."
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She reached out and gave her hair a tug, stumbling back against the metal sculpture again as the hair came free from the ground. Thankfully it had only begun freezing to the ground in addition to freezing together. She accepted Vin's hand and took a step toward Dean. Rapunzel's hair, rather than slipping easily along behind her a bit at a time as she turned, moved all together in a large awkward clump. That could be problematic.
"Who a-a-are you?" she asked again.
((Combining threads because otherwise continuity would get very confusing.))
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"It does and the whole thing is heated at once somehow." She frowned at the clump of frozen hair again. "We should probably cut that off. It will just slow you down."
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"I'm Dean, and she's right. There's too many things out here that you need to run fast from to carry all that extra weight. I got a knife. Ain't a stylist so it'll be rough, but you can get it fixed later."
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