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MARISHA: Have you ever seen an unicorn? |
LAURA: Yes, I’ve seen many. The little ones can be |
as small as hamsters. |
MARISHA: Pocket unicorns? |
LAURA: Yeah. |
MARISHA: Where do you find such things? |
LAURA: All over. You just have to know where to look. |
SAM: And believe. |
TALIESIN: She’s starting to believe. |
MARISHA: What is it like being in your head? |
LAURA: It’s pretty great! |
MATT: Eventually, you all gather yourselves again |
back at the wagon, cart it back onto the road, and |
head northward. Another few hours pass before the |
sun begins to set. As the sky grows darker, the |
clouds from the north-northeast begin to filter in |
with a colder wind. You get the sense that the |
warm day that you had is coming to a close and who |
knows how long the current cold weather will keep. |
The light begins to fade, darker and darker, until |
you get the sense that you have about 30 minutes |
before this field goes pitch black. |
LIAM: How cold is it out? |
MATT: You can see your breath. |
LAURA: Oh, that’s pretty cold. |
MATT: Not super thick, but when you exhale you see |
a bit of the breath before you. |
TRAVIS: Should we pull off on the side of the road |
and get a campfire going? |
TALIESIN: I’d say let’s get a bit off the road, if |
possible. |
MARISHA: Does it look like there’s any trees or |
any base of mountains or any place that would be a |
good sheltered campsite? |
MATT: There are no mountains anywhere in the |
vicinity. You’re in the center of the rolling |
hills. There is a cluster of trees you could go to |
that’s about 300 feet or so off the road. It’s |
three trees, so it’s not a lot of cover, but |
unfortunately you’re in the middle of a valley. |
TALIESIN: It’ll do. |
LAURA: Can we get the horse over to them? |
MATT: It takes you a little bit. You spend about |
45 minutes in pitch dark keeping an eye in that |
direction before you come upon the tree. You can |
faintly see the outline of the tree against the |
faint bit of light making it through the cloud cover. |
You guys stop there, get the horse a little bit of |
water and feed, and the site’s yours. |
TALIESIN: Set a tent. Start a fire. |
LAURA: This is why we should’ve taken one of the |
circus tents. |
TALIESIN: They take an awful lot of time to put |
up. You do know this. There’s a process. |
LAURA: Yeah, but think about how cool it would be |
to camp in one. |
TALIESIN: Oh, it would be amazing. I’ve done it. |
It’s great, but this is nice, too. |
TRAVIS: Shall we collect some wood and start a |
fire? |
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