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[mustbemad]

You know, animals can predict natural disasters. Earthquakes, tornadoes, floods...

Alice, I think it's about time to-

[...]

[... five minutes.]

[... ten minutes.]

[... this is the sound of one revolver's chamber spinning.]

Ah. I think it's time to lay low for a while.

Cats know these things.

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voice;

[ofherfirstfur]

I think you're right.

[A pause, then, and--well, he's one of hers--]

Are you well?

[As if any cat would give a straight answer to that question. She'll learn what she can.]

voice; 1/2

[mustbemad]

I've found quite a few good nooks in my time- now, to put them to use~

voice;

[mustbemad]

[only a half beat, before]

Quite well, thank you.

voice;

[ofherfirstfur]

I will sniff out these nooks. I will not have you driven and alone. You are a cat and a mystery, as all cats are, and I am obliged to watch over you.

During such a fuss, that is.

[No admitting that she might be worried about him in his own right...]

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[the_alice]

That was a rather long pause.

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[mustbemad]

Whoops!

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[the_alice]

Something about 'a cat never tells'? Probably.

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[the_alice]

Were you waiting for something?