Video; UN: Willow
[The feed turns on and Willow gives a little wave.]
Hi everyone. So, uh, I was talking to one of the younger Sleepers here about Halloween. She's never been trick or treating before - and I bet she's not the only one.
[She pauses for a brief second.]
Huh. I guess I should probably explain what that is - since we're all from different places, and I bet everyone has different traditions.
So at home, on the thirty-first of October, kids usually dress up in costume once it starts getting dark, and go around and knock on doors say 'trick or treat!' and people give them candy, or other treats. There doesn't really seem to be a shortage of kids around, and a lot of them are here without their parents - and there's the orphanage to think about too. I bet they've have never been trick or treating before in their lives, since it doesn't seem to be a thing here.
Anyway, I wanted to suggest that maybe we can put something together for them as a community - we'd need people to hand out candy and stuff, and probably people to make sure everyone stays safe too. I mean, from what I've heard, this isn't a regular Deerington October, but that doesn't mean we should totally let our guard down, right?
I figure it's probably a good way for anyone who knows about Halloween to get to do something that feels familiar for a night, and for anyone who doesn't know about it, it's a fun way to get out for a night and get our minds off... Well, everything else.
[Cloverfield's curse. She means Cloverfield's curse.]
So what do you think?
Hi everyone. So, uh, I was talking to one of the younger Sleepers here about Halloween. She's never been trick or treating before - and I bet she's not the only one.
[She pauses for a brief second.]
Huh. I guess I should probably explain what that is - since we're all from different places, and I bet everyone has different traditions.
So at home, on the thirty-first of October, kids usually dress up in costume once it starts getting dark, and go around and knock on doors say 'trick or treat!' and people give them candy, or other treats. There doesn't really seem to be a shortage of kids around, and a lot of them are here without their parents - and there's the orphanage to think about too. I bet they've have never been trick or treating before in their lives, since it doesn't seem to be a thing here.
Anyway, I wanted to suggest that maybe we can put something together for them as a community - we'd need people to hand out candy and stuff, and probably people to make sure everyone stays safe too. I mean, from what I've heard, this isn't a regular Deerington October, but that doesn't mean we should totally let our guard down, right?
I figure it's probably a good way for anyone who knows about Halloween to get to do something that feels familiar for a night, and for anyone who doesn't know about it, it's a fun way to get out for a night and get our minds off... Well, everything else.
[Cloverfield's curse. She means Cloverfield's curse.]
So what do you think?
Video; UN: Filledwithsunshine
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Most of the other Halloween traditions look like they're already happening here - people decorating, telling spooky stories, and carving pumpkins and stuff.
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But I'm really rather good at decorating and carving things.
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That sounds perfect! I mean, too, if you're stuck for ideas, or want to hear stories, there's always the boardwalk. I bet they're still doing their thing down there.
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[Singing and dancing ones at that. Willow is fairly shy about both of those things, herself.]
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Grumpy, Doc, Dopey, Happy, Bashful, Sneezy, and Sleepy! They were my very first friends that weren't animals!
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I don't know that knowing why she wanted me dead and hated me so will really change anything other than knowing.
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[Willow had significant power herself with magic at home. That power seems lost to her here, though.]
I guess you're right, though. Why doesn't really matter, especially if she's not here.
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So long as the apple is locked up in my chest, I don't think we need to worry.
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Really? I could at home, but here...
[She shrugs a little.]
Magic's really different here.
It's probably good to keep the apple locked up, yeah. Maybe just don't tell people where it is either?
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Do you think someone would want it? Why would anyone want a poison apple? [I don't know, Snow, maybe to kill people, don't pretend you don't know cruel people exist.]
But don't worry, I've not told a soul about where I've hidden the chest. Which is just as well, for an apple that is months old, it hasn't even gotten the least bit rotten. I suppose that would be the magic.
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Umm... I'm pretty sure there's probably people around here who would try to poison others with an apple. But yeah, the not rotting thing is probably magic. Especially if it's been months.
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All the more reason to keep it hidden then, I suppose.
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My magic mostly comes from the world around me. There's different magic here, so I don't have the same access to it yet. I don't know. I'm working on it.
Yeah, I'd definitely keep that apple hidden, or get rid of it, or something.
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Oh, I wouldn't get rid of it. I don't think it can be destroyed, only consumed. Then again, I don't know a thing about magic.
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Oh. Yeah, definitely keep it away from anyone else. That's really not an apple you want just anyone to find.
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Oh, it's not an apple I want anyone to find! I didn't want to find it myself.
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