Dad Egbert (
busy_fists) wrote2011-12-13 04:42 pm
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Well... looks like we're all going to have to do a little cutting back this Christmas. But you know, even if there's no power and not as much food, at least we've all still got a good, solid roof over our heads. If you look at it that way, the town's been a lot kinder to us for Christmas than they were for Thanksgiving. I'm sure this is nothing we can't weather if everybody pitches in and helps each other out. Maybe we can set up a food bank or some sort of shelter. It's times like these when a community really needs to come together, after all.
[Early evening; door to door]
[True to his earlier sentiment, Dad is going to pitch in and do his part to make sure his neighbors are at least able to have something to eat during these rough times. He's always been a firm believer in preparedness, and thank goodness, because by now he's built up quite a stock of cream pies. There's probably a few hundred of them safely captchalogued away in his trusty wallet modus, so he figures he can spare a few here and there to feed his hungry neighbors. Dad will be going around knocking on every door in town on the first day of the event, hoping to share the wealth.]
Knock knock, neighbor!
Well... looks like we're all going to have to do a little cutting back this Christmas. But you know, even if there's no power and not as much food, at least we've all still got a good, solid roof over our heads. If you look at it that way, the town's been a lot kinder to us for Christmas than they were for Thanksgiving. I'm sure this is nothing we can't weather if everybody pitches in and helps each other out. Maybe we can set up a food bank or some sort of shelter. It's times like these when a community really needs to come together, after all.
[Early evening; door to door]
[True to his earlier sentiment, Dad is going to pitch in and do his part to make sure his neighbors are at least able to have something to eat during these rough times. He's always been a firm believer in preparedness, and thank goodness, because by now he's built up quite a stock of cream pies. There's probably a few hundred of them safely captchalogued away in his trusty wallet modus, so he figures he can spare a few here and there to feed his hungry neighbors. Dad will be going around knocking on every door in town on the first day of the event, hoping to share the wealth.]
Knock knock, neighbor!
You did day every door in town.
Come in, get out of the cold. I managed to make tea during the latest power hour.
[ Mr Egbert may or may not notice the family portrait in the hall having a familiar face. ]
I did indeed
[Dad avails himself of the warmth, taking off his scarf and coat.]
I came by to bring you some pie. Well, you and the rest of the neighborhood, really.
[He's not carrying any, but he pulls out his wallet and is about to open it when he sees the portrait.]
Hey, that's my son John! So this is where Mayfield put him, then?
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Yeah, he's a good kid. Where are you in town?
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[Extending his hand for a friendly shake.]
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Good to know - and if this clears up anytime soon, maybe we can have everyone together for dinner. Got to keep celebrating, or they win.
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And thinks she's got to be looking at another creepy drone, so she just slams it right back in your face. Sorry, Mr. Egbert.]
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I don't see any food there, Mr... Generic O'I-love-Mayfield!
[Wow, that was pretty terrible. Good thing she is obviously talking to a drone who won't make fun of her for it or anything!]
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What's that now?
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May I help you?
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[Germany may note that Dad is in fact currently not carrying any sort of pie whatsoever.]
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[germany looks him up and down. sure enough, not a single pie in sight.]
Well. That's very hospitable of you to offer...
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[He pulls his wallet out of his pocket, flipping through it while he's rattling off names of pies.]
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Hello? Oh! You are the gentleman I met a few weeks ago. How are you.
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[He reaches into his pocket.]
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[He steps inside, blowing on his hands and rubbing them together.]
Thanks. It's getting pretty cold out there.
[Dad draws the wallet out from his pocket and uncaptchalogues a chocolate pie to hand to her.]
I have plenty of other flavors if you don't like chocolate. And there's enough in here for the whole family if you think they'd be interested.
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Well, it only lasted a few days. But things got pretty bad for a while. This town is a dangerous place, John. You have to be ready for anything. But I'm sure you're already used to that.
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