A Maladjusted Jester

Well, out of some sort of odd connotation, cannibalism is often frowned upon though the conversation should never be avoided should survival comes into the picture. Hm-hm!

Ah well, to answer your topic, unfortunately I am unable to offer much since I'm still relatively new to this place and I haven't really discovered anything odd...other than that ball.

I ate well but I was rather bored.

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Perhaps my mind is going, but I'm sure there has been mayhem since the ball, no?

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How long have you been here? Can't you find something to do in the meantime that will prevent you from going insane?

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Now that the blizzard is over? Certainly, there's much more to do.

You're not new enough to have missed the blizzard?

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I missed your question~

Worst thing? When they promised to send us back and didn't. If that counts. [Pout pout pout.]

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Because, because what? It got your hopes up?

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Of course. It was a mean trick.

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Oh no, I was here for the blizzard. It was certainly a challenge and the snow made things very difficult. Yet I still worked. I managed to harvest what little I could and made it stretch for a long while. Luckily for me, I live alone.

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There have been other tricks, though.

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Then you're the sort of person who would rather be challenged, albeit unpleasantly, than bored.

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Not the same~ They made a promise, but they lied ♥ It wasn't even one of the things that happen, it was just being mean.

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I do see the difference, you're right. Very petty.

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So what was your answer?

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At the time, I think I said the sleeplessness, but I may change it to the turkeys.

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Bored isn't in my vocabulary. I would rather have some something to do than have a lot of nothing.

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You must live a very exciting life.

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I get by.

[A smile can be heard through the voice.]

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And more than that, I don't doubt!

You've probably devoted much more time to foraging than me.

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Mmm, that one was bad too. [Pause.] Turkeys?

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I have. Oh heavens would I be eating my house! I couldn't possibly stomach wood.

I have taken the time to tap the trees for sap. Winter is a wonderful time to tap maple. It works out well and I was fortunate to gather nuts and found tea in one of the other houses.

Though, I still would like to find more cocoa. It's one of the hardest ingredients to find and I suppose I could ask the animus for a tree.

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The killer turkeys?

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They didn't bother me really. Maybe I was too small?

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I'm glad to hear it.

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We're talking about starting a small sugarcane plot when the snow clears.

[This seems like a man who would appreciate it.]

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