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glacial_queen) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2010-04-24 01:50 pm
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The Garden, Saturday Afternoon
Karla wasn't surprised when she woke up and couldn't find her Mommy or Daddy. They were often gone for hours and hours and hours, doing important Court stuff. What was weird was that she didn't recognize anyone in the castle, and there didn't seem to be any servants around to feed her.
So, rather than stay in the room she'd woken up in (also not her room--had they caught the Winds after she'd fallen asleep?) Karla had decided to go looking for people. Someone had to be taking care of her, right?
Her search had lasted right until she'd gone outside and found the garden. It was a good garden, filled with lots of healthy looking plants and deep, rich soil.
The perfect kind of soil for mud. Specifically, mud pies.
Karla forgot all about trying to find someone. Instead, she was sitting in the center of the garden, spattered with mud, patting the mud into rough pie shapes and decorating them with pretty rocks and leaves.
[Open! Come and get dirty!]
So, rather than stay in the room she'd woken up in (also not her room--had they caught the Winds after she'd fallen asleep?) Karla had decided to go looking for people. Someone had to be taking care of her, right?
Her search had lasted right until she'd gone outside and found the garden. It was a good garden, filled with lots of healthy looking plants and deep, rich soil.
The perfect kind of soil for mud. Specifically, mud pies.
Karla forgot all about trying to find someone. Instead, she was sitting in the center of the garden, spattered with mud, patting the mud into rough pie shapes and decorating them with pretty rocks and leaves.
[Open! Come and get dirty!]

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Hint: not the
girlHealer."Mud pies," Karla explained for about the fifth time today. Did no one in this Province make them? That was just weird. "Want some mud?"
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There was no way this could end badly, right?
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Karla scooped up some mud and set it over to the side. "Have some mud," she offered.
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"Thanks!" He started to play with the mud, to make it perfectly circular. ...he may have been a bit too enthusiastic with his hand motions. Just a bit of flinging, really, nothing to notice.
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Darkness forbid she should get even more mud-spattered or something.
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"I'm being careful!" Jack insisted.
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He could see no spot on her that wasn't there already.
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On top of other mud, most likely.
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His stomach rumbled. "I want a real pie now, not a mud one."
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Her stomach answered his. "Oh, me too," she said. "You know where to get some?"
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Please ignore any mud that may have been flung while pointing.
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"STOP FLINGING MUD AT ME!"
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"STOP SHOUTING THAT I'M FLINGING MUD YOU MUD LICKER!"
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And then all of the mud in the two rows Karla had irrigated--including all of her mudpies--was lifted into the air and dropped on Jack's head.
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Probably into a less-muddy-than-Jack Karla.
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...That's a little hard to do with several pounds of mud in your eyes, Karla
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And he fell over, too. There's this funny Karla-shaped thing on the ground tripping him.