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LIAM: Does it look like Frumpkin could make it |
through that window? |
MATT: Frumpkin could, yeah. And it’s a one story |
farmhouse. It’s a modest home. Single story, maybe |
from first glance, three to four rooms, and the |
partially collapsed roof on one side shows you |
that’s it’s been in disuse for some time. Who |
knows how weathered it may be on the interior. |
LIAM: And what hour is it? |
MATT: About four or five in the afternoon. |
LIAM: In the afternoon. I don’t see anything in |
there. I mean, you want to raid an old house or |
keep going? |
MARISHA: Sleep in it, is what we’re thinking. |
LIAM: You want to cut for the day? |
SAM: We want to keep going, don’t we? As fast as |
we can. |
TALIESIN: Well here’s the question: do we just go |
until we have to stop and then we camp wherever |
we’re going to camp, or do we find something like |
this, which is possibly a little safer and then |
just wake up very early and run and go further? |
ASHLY: If you ask me, keep going. No place in this |
area is going to be safer than any other. |
MARISHA: All right, let’s keep going. |
LIAM: She’s the local. |
TALIESIN: Trust the local. |
MATT: So you guys continue. |
MARISHA: As we go by it– we’re headed that way, |
right? |
SAM: Was there anyone in that house? |
MATT: You didn’t get close enough to inspect. |
SAM: Oh. |
MARISHA: Should we check it out and see if there’s |
anything good? |
TALIESIN: Throw a falcon through the window. |
LIAM: Well that’s what I was asking. You described |
a window that was jagged glass, ja? |
MATT: Yeah. |
LIAM: But if my smallish falcon went in there, is |
he going to get cut up? |
MATT: You can certainly try. |
TALIESIN: Chimney. |
LIAM: Going to get cut. |
MATT: Yeah, Frumpkin’s wingspan in this form is |
pretty wide, wider than the window. So Frumpkin |
would have to land on the window and then probably |
gingerly step in. |
TALIESIN: Or you could go through the chimney or |
the collapsed roof. |
ASHLY: Or I can just go in. |
TALIESIN: We have– |
ASHLY: Keg just goes to the door and kicks it |
open. |
MATT: You guys watch as the horse rides off to the |
edge. Keg leaps off the horse. |
TALIESIN: I like her. |
MATT: Stomps up and just kicks the door open. The |
door is already partially ajar so it (creaks) and |
it falls off the top end and leans against the |
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