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Franklin Delano Roosevelt Campfire, Monday Evening
There was a proper firepit! Of course this meant Merlin was outdoors, getting the fire going. Yes, even doing it the normal way.
Because he was simply far too excited for things that made sense again! If only a little bit.
Not that he wasn't fond of indoor plumbing, of course...
"Come on then," Merlin grumbled, blowing on the tiny, tiny embers he'd somehow--against all odds--had encouraged to spark to life.
[[Open like a campfire!]]
Because he was simply far too excited for things that made sense again! If only a little bit.
Not that he wasn't fond of indoor plumbing, of course...
"Come on then," Merlin grumbled, blowing on the tiny, tiny embers he'd somehow--against all odds--had encouraged to spark to life.
[[Open like a campfire!]]

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There was a beat as Merlin managed to remember his manners.
"Are you new here?
Or maybe not.
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... there, etiquette located.
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"Merlin," He replied, offering a sooty hand. "Likewise, Jack."
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"Oh, like the magician?" he asked. (He had gone through quite the Le Morte d'Arthur phase when he was 11 or so, much to Sebastien's dismay.) "I'll remember that name, then. Is this your cabin? Mine is a bit down."
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"Something Quincy Something," he answered. "I think they must be men's names, but that does me little good."
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The accents were clues, of their sort.
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Because of the damn anachronisms in the show making pinpointing a time impossible. "Before they called England--er-- England is the most I can guess."no subject
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He gave a quick smile. "It may be different for you."
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"You're having me on, aren't you?" he asked. "Merlin and Prince Arthur. Will you tell me Sir Lancelot is in the next cabin over, next?"
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Lancelot was back home.
"I can safely say Lancelot isn't here."
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"That will spare us the fuss of him fighting with Arthur over Guinevere. What's your real name?"
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"Gwen?!"
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