[We interrupt your whatever to bring you an important announcement.]
The hot dogs are back.
[NO NEED TO PANIC YOU GUYS. The wieners may have been gone for a week, but his inexplicable hammerspace bags are fully stocked once more, with all manner of carnival foodstuffs and also fish bait and a few unsettling pears and a shiny golden feather,
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[Someone didn't go to the carnival.]
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[But don't feel bad; he didn't know what they were either, until he went to the carnival. So he helpfully holds one up to the screen-- and thanks to the bait bag's blatant disregard for basic logic, the hot dog shows no signs of having been stuffed in a rather small sack for weeks.]
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[Nevermind that hot dogs technically skirt what can be considered 'real food'.]
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[Hot dogs are totally REAL FOOD and so are funnel cakes and candy apples ok.......]
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THE MOST DOUBTFUL LOOK AS THE HOT DOG GOES BACK INTO THAT NAPPY-LOOKING BAG...] And they're still good?...
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Yeah. [Of course they're still good! What sort of spoils bag would this be if it let items go bad...]
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Does this mean you're sharing them, then?
[Well, for one, it's called a spoils bag...]
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And you know, she wasn't expecting such a ready agreement, which leads to a visible hesitation.] ...thank you.
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[Stomach growl.]
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except Link of course.]
[And he can hear that tummy grumbling.]
Do you want one?
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Look at Alex's feed, Lena. Look at Alex's feed, look at Alex's feed-]
May-maybe...
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[And that's a vague response there! Link considers it for a moment, glancing behind him at the river in the background.]
I'm by the bridge. [If you decide you do. want one.]
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Peering at his surroundings, too.] Why are you by the bridge...?
[She does... want one. But it doesn't seem prudent to make a first meeting about mooching food.]
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I was walking by the river. [And he might've popped into Credinta (again) for a few things, but who knows! Ain't nothing wrong with mooching food, though. People often ask him for things upon meeting him.]
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[To keep an eye on the child wandering by the fast-running river...]
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