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Little Dipper Campfire [Sunday Evening]
So far, Ned hadn't changed into an animal. Or been bitten by a gremlin. Or had a run in with a vampire.
Instead, Ned had gotten lost on his own floor, had to fight his dog for space on his bed and had to re-pack everything to move down to a cabin. He hadn't been camping in...ever. His father had promised but then there was that postcard and the boarding school and everything else.
"It's rustic," Ned said quietly, looking over at Digby who was a safe distance away. "Right?
Digby didn't answer. "Right," Ned said, nodding and crossing his arms. "Rustic."
[Open campfire is OPEN. I love cabins.]
Instead, Ned had gotten lost on his own floor, had to fight his dog for space on his bed and had to re-pack everything to move down to a cabin. He hadn't been camping in...ever. His father had promised but then there was that postcard and the boarding school and everything else.
"It's rustic," Ned said quietly, looking over at Digby who was a safe distance away. "Right?
Digby didn't answer. "Right," Ned said, nodding and crossing his arms. "Rustic."
[Open campfire is OPEN. I love cabins.]

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"Hello," he said gruffly as shifted his back over his shoulder. "Is this the Little Dipper cabin?"
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He opened his mouth. Closed it again. Made some kind of noise that he couldn't define and then hurriedly pulled his eyes away. He'd just stare at Digby.
"Yep," he managed to say. He looked back over at Worf from the corner of his eye. Nope, he wasn't hallucinating.
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But she got her stuff installed in her cubicle and headed out to the campfire, waving to the new kid and the dog. "Hi! Are you a cabinmate?"
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In any case, it could not hurt to reintroduce himself. "So are we to be cabinmates?" he asked.
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Ned was big on conversation, really.
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He trundled over to the cabin, dumped his bag into his alcove, and wandered outside to see who he was sharing such close quarters with.
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"This is the Little Dipper cabin. You are welcome to join us if you live here or do not."
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"I do live here," he informed Worf. "Romeo Montague. I'm on the B side."
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"Hello," he said, giving words to go along with that wave.
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