Hmmmmmmmmm. If it worked for her . . . . . . .
[Knock knock knock! Palom is at YOUR door! No, it doesn't matter who you are or where you live. Unless you're Crazy Scarf-Eye-Killy Person. And Crazy Maya-Hating Person. And even that woman who killed Crazy Maya-Hating Person. Asura, Matt Engarde, and Sakuya's houses will be skipped.]
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Rise and shine, mom!
I've been collecting donations for the Kids Escaping Mayfield Fund! Would you like to give delicious candies, sweets, and pastries to your adorable son and a very good cause?
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Not to worry, ma'am, the answer to your question is forthcoming. Behold! A chart!
[It is a nicely drawn sketch of two stick figures -- One droopy, with the thought balloon, "Boy am I hungry I am so lame I cannot even draw a proper hole". The other has developed a sixteen pack, with the thought balloon, "Wow I am so energized I think I could even escape from this town!" The second one is labeled 'Simon', the first 'Relm'.]
As you can see, you would be contributing to a very, very good cause.
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Okay, Palom, let me see what I can find. Do you want to come into the kitchen?
[Beckons.]
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[Where Palom picked this stuff up is a mystery. He follows her inside, rolling up the chart for further usage.]
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"You can come in if you like. Erm. I'll be a moment or three."
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[Clearly, Palom had never heard the tale of the Creepy Old Man Who Lured Little Boys In Who Were Subsequently Never Seen Again.]
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There's also a bowl of hard candy on the table, there. He wouldn't miss it.
"There's... Ovaltine? They still make that? Mm." He moves from the cabinets to the fridge. "Bananas, apples, oranges. Would those work?"
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Fruit. Did anyone really want fruit? Maybe some of the kids were diabetic. Whatever.
"I-I guess. OK. Sure, mister! Thank you very much for your donation to the fund."
With a bright smile on his face, Palom sweeps the candy into his sack so quickly that he might as well have been moving at supersonic speeds, then stretches out his hands for the ruit.
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...Are you calling Russia fat?
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No, sir, I would say you are pleasantly prepared for any long winter famines that may come your way. The children of this neighborhood, though, sadly, are not. Any donation you may offer would be greatly appreciated, sir!
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[Without a word, Russia slams the door and wanders back into the house. There's the distinct sound of pots and pans slamming and possibly even the noise metal-meets-skull and some exotic Eastern European flavor cursing...why are you listening to this again?
Russia throws the door open again a moment later, and hands Palom a bottle of Antifreeze. I hear it tastes sweet.
Then he slams the door again.]
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*knock knock knock*
Excuse me, sir! I hadn't thought it necessary, but I would like to make a clarification of "any donation you may offer that will not kill us when consumed would be greatly appreciated, sir!"
[Palom heard Asura's advice earlier, oh yes he did.]
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*knock, knock, knock*
Sir and/or madam? I am afraid we cannot accept liquid donations at this time, since they tend to run out the bottom of the paper sack and also because it is difficult to distribute evenly without a measuring cup.
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