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MATT: I mean, you can. The progress will slow a
bit because you’re now taking it through the hills
and the field and having to push the cart through
the grass.
LIAM: No, we should take it off the road.
LAURA: Just off the road a little bit.
MARISHA: Just off the road but we don’t have to go
all the way to the tree, I can–
TALIESIN: I’ll sit with the cart for the first
roll.
TRAVIS: I’ll stay with you.
LIAM: Where are you going to do?
MARISHA: I’m just going to go check out this tree
over here. See if I can get a little better
vantage.
LIAM: Okay. I have a bird that can go probably
higher than the tree, if you want.
MARISHA: Yeah, kind of forgot about that.
LIAM: Would you like me to do that?
LAURA: Maybe she likes climbing trees.
LIAM: Or you could. I don’t want to rob you of the
joy of climbing a good tree.
TRAVIS: Or falling out of it, which we would
really enjoy.
TALIESIN: That would be actually extremely–
MARISHA: Both are very pleasant, but I do not
necessarily need that to feel fulfilled.
LIAM: Okay. Well, I will sit in the field then and
give him a little chuck under the chin and– oh,
wait. Before I go away, am I looking for anything
specific?
MARISHA: Just people coming.
LIAM: People coming.
MATT: As the rest of you take a moment to step off
to the side of the road, pull out some of your
travel supplies to feed the horse, give it a
rest.
LAURA: Pick some flowers.
MATT: Pick some flowers, which you can find.
They’re wildflowers. They’re bright white,
scattered and simple, but they’re beautiful in their own
right. You all take a bit to relieve yourselves a
little ways off the road. You make your way
towards the nearest tree and it’s a cluster of
about five or six that are nearby, this pocket
where it seems like some seeds long ago got
dropped by a bird, probably, over the sky, and
then proceeded to grow and sprout. The lowest
branch is about ten feet up, so you’re going to
have to take a quick leap and try and climb some
of it.
MARISHA: I wanted to wait for Caleb.
MATT: Oh, that’s right, you’re waiting there.
Never mind. You see that tree and you go, “I’ll
"get to that later.”
MARISHA: It’s a damn good tree. I do miss climbing
trees.
LAURA: Do you need me to lift you up to the
branch?
MATT: Your eyes cloud over.
LIAM: They do. As the bird is flying, just for a
second, I say: You know, ordinarily– I can’t hear